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Bandar Abbas International Airport

Bandar Abbas, Iran

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Bandar Abbas International Airport

Bandar Abbas, Iran
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Gateway to Iran's strategic southern port city on the Persian Gulf.

Opened
1976
Location
Bandar Abbas, Iran
Bandar Abbas International Airport (IATA: BND, ICAO: OIKB) serves Bandar Abbas, the capital of Hormozgan Province in southern Iran. Situated on the northern shore of the Strait of Hormuz, it is one of the busiest airports in Iran by passenger volume, connecting the country's major commercial port city to domestic and regional destinations. The airport handles a significant volume of domestic traffic due to Bandar Abbas's role as Iran's primary naval and commercial seaport. Iran Air and several other Iranian carriers operate regular scheduled services, and the airport also sees cargo traffic linked to the port's shipping activities. Bandar Abbas International Airport serves as an important hub for the southern region of Iran, facilitating travel for residents, port workers, and those transiting to and from the Persian Gulf islands such as Qeshm and Hormuz.
Terminals
The airport operates a single terminal building handling both domestic and international passengers.
Getting to & from
Passengers can access the city center via taxis and shared minibuses, with no dedicated rail or metro link to the airport.
Airlines here
Iran Air, Mahan Air, Iran Airtour, and Qeshm Air are among the primary carriers operating scheduled services at Bandar Abbas International Airport.
Notable facts
  • ›Located approximately 8 kilometers west of Bandar Abbas city center.
  • ›Serves as a key gateway to the Persian Gulf islands, including Qeshm and Hormuz.
  • ›The airport is strategically important due to its proximity to the Strait of Hormuz.
  • ›Bandar Abbas is Iran's largest and busiest commercial seaport, driving significant air traffic demand.
  • ›The airport handles both civilian and military aviation activities.
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Gateway to the Persian Gulf where desert meets shimmering sea

Bandar Abbas International Airport serves as the principal air gateway to Hormozgan Province in southern Iran, a strategically vital port city on the Strait of Hormuz. The airport has long supported both civilian travel and commercial freight tied to the region's busy seaport and free trade zone. It connects southern Iran to Tehran and other major domestic hubs while handling a modest volume of international traffic.

Terminals
  • Main Passenger Terminal — A single integrated terminal handling all domestic and international arrivals and departures with basic amenities.
Ground Transport
  • Taxis available outside the arrivals hall — negotiate fare before boarding
  • Shared minibus services connecting the airport to the city centre
  • Private hire cars arranged through local agencies
  • Ride-hailing apps with limited availability in Bandar Abbas
Nearby Hotels
  • Homa Hotel Bandar Abbas
  • Parsian Bandar Abbas Hotel
  • Khalij-e-Fars Hotel
  • Tourist Inn Bandar Abbas
Dining

Food options inside the terminal are limited to small cafeterias and snack counters serving Iranian staples such as kebabs, rice dishes, and tea. The city of Bandar Abbas itself is renowned for its spiced seafood cuisine, particularly fish and shrimp dishes influenced by Arab and Indian coastal flavours. Visitors are encouraged to explore local restaurants in the city for a more authentic culinary experience.

Traveller Tips
  • Carry Iranian rials in cash as card payment infrastructure at the airport is limited for foreign visitors.
  • The heat in Bandar Abbas can be extreme, especially in summer — dress in light, breathable clothing and stay hydrated.
  • Confirm flight schedules directly with your airline, as domestic timetables in Iran can change with short notice.
  • The airport is approximately 10–15 kilometres from the city centre; agree on taxi fares in advance to avoid overcharging.
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Route map (12 destinations)

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Routes

BND → MHDB9 · M82
BND → AZDEP · 100
BND → SYZEP · 100
BND → THREP · 100
BND → DXBEP · 100
BND → IFNEP · 100
BND → KIHEP · AT7
BND → RASEP · 100
BND → AWZIR · 100
BND → IFNIR · 100 M82
BND → TBZIR · 100
BND → ZBRIR · 100
BND → DXBIR · 320
BND → MHDIR · M82
BND → SRYIR · 100
BND → SYZIR · 320 100
BND → THRIR · 100 320 M82
BND → KIHQB · F50
BND → KIHY9 · M80 F50
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Bandar Abbas International Airport
Encyclopaedia

Bandar Abbas International Airport is an international airport located 12 kilometers east of the city of Bandar Abbas, Hormozgan Province, in southern Iran. The airport has flight connections to different parts of Iran and countries of south of Persian Gulf, and about 1,289,000 passengers passed through it in 2017. This airport is able to handle widebody aircraft such as Boeing 777 or Boeing 747.

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