Moanda Airport

Moanda Airport (IATA: MFF, ICAO: FOOD) is a domestic airport located in Moanda, a town in the Haut-Ogooué province of southeastern Gabon. The airport primarily serves the local community and the significant mining industry centered around the Moanda manganese mining complex operated by Comilog, one of the world's largest manganese producers. The facility handles a modest volume of passenger and cargo traffic, linking Moanda with the Gabonese capital Libreville and other domestic destinations. Its operations are closely tied to the industrial activity of the region, with the mining sector generating much of the demand for air transport in the area. The airport operates with basic infrastructure typical of regional domestic airports in Central Africa. Flight frequency is limited, and the airport relies primarily on small regional aircraft suited to the runway capacity and facilities available.