Uige Airport (IATA: UGO, ICAO: FNUG) is a domestic airport serving the city of Uige, capital of Uige Province in northern Angola. The airport provides essential air connectivity for a region that is otherwise dependent on road transport through challenging terrain. The airport primarily handles domestic flights operated by Angolan carriers, linking Uige to the national capital Luanda. It plays an important logistical role for the province, which is known for coffee production and has historically been a significant agricultural region. Facilities at the airport are modest, reflecting its status as a provincial aerodrome. Infrastructure improvements have been part of broader Angolan government efforts to upgrade regional airports following the end of the country's civil war in 2002.