Uaxactun Airport is a small, unpaved airstrip located in the Petén department of northern Guatemala, serving the remote village and Maya archaeological site of Uaxactun. The site is situated within the Maya Biosphere Reserve, deep in the lowland rainforest north of the more well-known ruins of Tikal. The airstrip primarily supports light aircraft operations, facilitating access for researchers, archaeologists, ecotourists, and occasional charter flights. Ground access to Uaxactun is possible via an unpaved road from the town of Flores, though conditions vary significantly by season. Given its remote location and minimal infrastructure, the airport lacks commercial airline service and formal terminal facilities. It functions essentially as a basic landing strip to support the small local community and visitors to the archaeological zone.