Iran Aseman Airlines
Iran

Connecting Iran's cities and regions by air.
- ›Iran Aseman Airlines was formed in 1980 through the merger of several smaller Iranian carriers.
- ›Flight EP3704, an ATR 72, crashed into the Zagros Mountains in February 2018, killing all 66 on board.
- ›U.S. and international sanctions have severely limited the airline's ability to modernize its fleet.
- ›The airline operates one of the more extensive domestic route networks within Iran.
- ›Iran Aseman has pursued agreements to purchase new aircraft during brief periods of sanctions relief, though deliveries have often been blocked.
Iran Aseman Airlines, founded in 1980 through the merger of several smaller Iranian carriers, is one of Iran's major private airlines headquartered in Tehran. Operating primarily domestic routes alongside select regional international services, the airline serves cities across Iran from its main base at Mehrabad International Airport. Known for its extensive domestic network, Aseman plays a key role in connecting Iran's provincial cities.
Iran Aseman Airlines operates a mixed fleet of ATR turboprops, Fokker jets, and Boeing 727 and 737 series aircraft, many of which are aging due to international sanctions limiting fleet renewal.
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Iran Aseman Airlines is an Iranian airline, the third-largest in the country, headquartered in Tehran. It operates scheduled domestic passenger services and regional international services. The logo of Aseman Airlines is navy blue and is inspired by a flying Crane (Dorna).
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