The Ministry of Transport and Aviation of the caretaker government has announced the commencement of flights by Iran Air to Kabul.
The ministry, in a press release, stated that Iran’s international airline began its flights to Kabul on Wednesday, June 12, for the first time.
The press release mentioned that besides Ariana Afghan Airlines and Kam Air, Mahan Air, Kish Air, and Yazd Air also have flights to Iran.
According to the Ministry of Transport and Aviation, this airline will operate one flight per week to Kabul.
Previously, Turkish Airlines had also announced the resumption of its flights to Afghanistan after a three-year hiatus.
It is noteworthy that after the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan, many airlines had suspended their flights to the country.
Additionally, over the past two years, foreign airlines including Air Arabia and Flydubai from the UAE, as well as airlines from Iran and Pakistan, have announced the start of their operations in Afghanistan.
Currently, only two airlines, Ariana Afghan Airlines and Kam Air, provide services within Afghanistan.
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