Mayaguana Airport guide

Mayaguana Airport (ICAO MYMM) is on Mayaguana, the most remote inhabited island in the southeastern Bahamas. The island covers about 280 square kilometres and had 208 residents at the 2022 census. FAA-derived records place the field roughly 3 miles from Abraham's Bay, the largest settlement. The airport sits about 3 metres above sea level.

The airport has one asphalt runway, 06/24, about 2,224 metres long. That is long for an island of this size. US Army Engineers built it for the US Air Force as a landing strip for jets following missiles fired from Cape Canaveral. A US missile tracking station stood on the site during Project Mercury and the Apollo program.

Bahamasair is the scheduled carrier, with flights to Nassau, and private aircraft also use the field. Wikipedia lists a link to Inagua, but that route is unreferenced. Records describe the airport as publicly owned. No passenger or movement statistics are published.