Gafsa Ksar International Airport (IATA: GAF, ICAO: DTTF) is a public airport serving Gafsa, a city in west-central Tunisia known for its phosphate mining industry. The airport provides essential air connectivity to this inland region, linking it to the capital Tunis and select international destinations. The airport serves a relatively modest volume of passengers given the regional nature of Gafsa's economy and population. It primarily supports domestic traffic and occasional charter or seasonal international flights. The surrounding region's phosphate industry and tourism to nearby ancient sites contribute to some travel demand. Ground infrastructure at the airport is limited, reflecting the smaller scale of operations typical of regional Tunisian airports. Tunisair has historically been the dominant carrier operating routes through this facility.