Foreign flight to Rasht Izmir launched

Foreign
flight to Rasht Izmir launched.

Iran’s
Economy: Guilan Airport Director-General: Rasht-Izmir International Nowruz
flight departs from Sardar Jungle International Airport.

Gholamreza
Karim Aghaei added on Wednesday: “Three Pegasus Turkish companies will
operate the flight.”

He said
the flights were scheduled for March 29, April 6, and April 98, the third
flight being a return flight.

He added:
Increases in domestic flights and possibly outside of Nowruz are also planned,
which will be announced soon.

Currently,
Sardar Jungle Airport has 73 scheduled weekly flights to Mashhad, Ahvaz,
Asaluyeh, Tehran, Shiraz, Bandar Abbas, Kish, Isfahan, and Tabriz and seasonal
flights, Hajj, Turkey, Georgia, and annual non-scheduled airport services. It
offers, and with the available infrastructure, the capacity to receive at least
40 flights per day on domestic and foreign routes.

Rasht
International Airport Sardar Forest (AIGG) is registered in the World Aviation Book;
Rasht Airport dates back to 1347 Solar; this airport is one of the top airports
in Rasht in terms of public access and ranked 12th in the world. Flight
statistics.

Rasht
Airport has a privileged location on the Caspian Sea margin along the north-south
corridor route and is the third most visited tourist city of Iran (Rasht). It
reaches 220 hectares; it is 40 feet lower than free water and is equipped with
precision navigation and communication systems with seven approximation
designs.