Utarom Airport
Kaimana, Indonesia

Utarom Airport
Gateway to Kaimana's remote natural wonders in West Papua.
- ›Utarom Airport is located in one of Indonesia's most remote regions, accessible mainly by air or sea.
- ›Kaimana Regency is part of West Papua province, formed after the division of the original Papua province.
- ›The airport supports humanitarian and government logistics missions in addition to commercial flights.
- ›Kaimana's surrounding waters are part of the Coral Triangle, a global center of marine biodiversity.
- ›The airport's runway is relatively short, limiting operations to smaller turboprop and regional jet aircraft.
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Utarom Airport, also known as Kaimana Airport, is a domestic airport serving the town of Kaimana in the province of West Papua, Indonesia. The airport is located about 7 km from the town center. The airport’s name is derived from a traditional Kaimana folktale, named by the former ruler of Kaimana, Raja Kumisi IV Achmad Aiturauw. The airport serves as the main gateway to Kaimana and the wider Kaimana Regency, particularly the western portion of the Bird’s Neck Isthmus and the southeastern part of the Bomberai Peninsula. Currently, it only handles short- to medium-haul inter-Papuan flights, including routes to Manokwari, Sorong, and Timika.
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