Bossangoa Airport (BSN)

Bossangoa Airport is a small regional airfield serving Bossangoa, the capital of the Ouham prefecture in the north-western Central African Republic. It mainly supports light aircraft, charter and humanitarian flights linking the town with other parts of the country.

The airport lies on the western edge of Bossangoa, approximately 3 km from the town centre, at an elevation of around 499 m (1,637 ft). It operates a single grass runway, designated 12/30, which is about 1,814 m long, and flight operations are generally limited to daylight hours under visual flight rules.

Road access from the airport to Bossangoa is short and straightforward, with taxis and locally arranged vehicles providing the main onward connection into town. From Bossangoa, routes continue to other settlements in Ouham prefecture and towards the national capital, Bangui, to the south-east.

As a small community airfield, Bossangoa Airport offers basic rather than extensive passenger facilities, and its value lies in regional accessibility. Travelers using the airport should confirm flight arrangements in advance, since services are limited and often charter-based.