Lokichogio Airport (IATA: LKG, ICAO: HKLK) is a small airfield located in Lokichogio, a town in the Turkana County of northwestern Kenya, near the South Sudan border. It serves as a critical logistics hub, particularly for humanitarian and relief operations targeting conflict-affected regions of South Sudan and the broader East African region. The airport gained international prominence during the 1990s and 2000s as a staging point for United Nations and NGO relief operations into war-torn Sudan. Organizations such as the UN World Food Programme (WFP) and various international NGOs have used the airfield extensively. The surrounding area is arid and sparsely populated, and the airport remains one of the few significant infrastructure assets in the region. Commercial passenger services to Lokichogio are limited, with small regional carriers occasionally operating routes connecting it to Nairobi and other Kenyan towns. The airport's primary importance remains its role in supporting humanitarian logistics rather than commercial aviation.