Vanavara Airport is a small regional airport serving the settlement of Vanavara in Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia. Located in the remote Evenki District of central Siberia, it provides a critical air link for a community that is largely inaccessible by road, particularly during warmer months when river travel is the only surface alternative. The airport is notable for its proximity to the site of the 1908 Tunguska event, the largest recorded meteor or comet air burst in history, which occurred approximately 65 kilometers to the northwest. This makes Vanavara a point of interest for researchers and occasional expedition travelers studying the Tunguska impact zone. Flight operations are seasonal in nature and subject to the harsh Siberian climate. The airport handles propeller-driven regional aircraft suitable for short, unpaved or semi-prepared runways, connecting Vanavara primarily to Krasnoyarsk.