Gafsa Ksar International Airport

Gafsa Ksar International Airport (IATA: GAF, ICAO: DTTF) serves the city of Gafsa in southwestern Tunisia, a region historically significant for its phosphate mining industry. The airport provides air connectivity for residents and workers in one of Tunisia's most industrially important interior cities. The airport handles limited scheduled and charter traffic, with services primarily oriented toward domestic routes and occasional international connections. It is managed under Tunisia's national civil aviation authority and serves a relatively modest passenger volume compared to major Tunisian hubs such as Tunis-Carthage and Enfidha. Gafsa itself is situated near the Jebel el Mdhilla mountains and the Chott el Gharsa salt lake, and the airport supports both business travel related to the phosphate sector and limited tourism traffic to the region.