Iran Aviation News

Iran Airports Company registered 121,688 takeoffs and landings during the first three months of the current Iranian year (March 21-June 21), which shows a 6% rise compared with the similar…

Canada will provide $100 million in finance for a deal between Montreal-based multinational aerospace and transportation company, Bombardier Inc., and Iran’s Qeshm Free Zone Organization for…

Major new agreements between Iranian airlines and rival plane manufacturers Boeing and Airbus were unveiled over the weekend, based on which Iranian carriers are to buy a total of 83 passenger…

Iran’s Qeshm Air has unveiled a preliminary agreement with Boeing to buy 10 B737Max passenger jets.

The airline’s CEO Mahmoud Shekarabi says the…

Two private Iranian airlines have signed memoranda of understanding with European aerospace giant Airbus to purchase a total of 73 brand-new jets. 

Iran Airtour signed a deal for…

Iranian flag carrier Iran Air has launched new domestic routes after taking delivery of its first four ATR airplanes last month, the company announced on its official Telegram channel.

Qatar’s request to divert flights to Iran after the Arab rift has caused a significant rise in passenger planes using Iranian airspace, the CEO of Iran’s Civil Aviation Organization said.

All Iranian airlines will stop flying to Najaf, Iraq, as of July 1 as a result of recent regulatory changes that make operating flights to Al Najaf International Airport very costly, the secretary…

Iran Aseman Airlines signed a final contract with the American planemaker Boeing in Tehran on Saturday to purchase 30 B737-Max passenger jets worth $3 billion based on catalog prices with the…

Qatar Airways has begun using Iranian airspace following the surprise fallout between Doha and a number of Middle Eastern countries.

Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt and the…

Iran’s ATA Airlines has reached an agreement with Brazilian planemaker Embraer to purchase 10 new passenger planes, the carrier confirmed over the telephone to the Financial Tribune.

ATA…

The manufacture of aircraft parts in Iran was among the topics negotiated between Iranian authorities and major planemakers who have secured contracts to supply passenger jets to the Islamic…

Representatives of French firms are in Tehran this week to offer solutions in the fields of aerospace maintenance and airport infrastructure.

State-run Air India Ltd. plans to restart flights to Iran suspended nearly two decades ago because of turmoil in the Middle East and western-backed sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program…

Dutch flag carrier KLM has resumed flights to Iran after a three-year hiatus.

Carrying a Dutch trade mission, headed by Minister of Infrastructure and Environment Melanie Schultz van Haegen…

Soon after the US Treasury Department granted licenses to Boeing and Airbus to sell passenger planes to Iran, Tehran welcomed the move as a fulfillment of American obligations under the nuclear…