Morteza Dehghan, the CEO of Iran Airports and Air Navigation Company, in his latest statements, announced the development of airport infrastructure in Iran after the Islamic Revolution and referred to the favorable state of airport infrastructure in Sistan and Baluchestan. He stated that this region still needs further development and emphasized the importance of attention to this sector.
Brutal Attacks and Flight Safety
Dehghan continued by condemning the U.S. attacks in the recent war, referring to the assaults on 27 airports and air transport infrastructure in Iran. He described these attacks as contrary to international law and stated that human rights claimants targeted passenger terminals, runways, and safety and firefighting stations. He also reminded that the President has well narrated Iran's victimization at the United Nations.
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Development of Air Relations and Regional Interactions
Dehghan pointed out that safety in the sky and flights is established at 100%, announcing that domestic airlines provide services for all flights. He also referred to Iran's regional interactions, stating that Iran exchanges air traffic with 12 neighboring countries and that flights within the country's airspace are conducted according to international regulations.
The CEO of Iran Airports and Air Navigation Company noted that despite the U.S. continuing its sanctions, Iran's sky remains open and continuously welcomes flights. He also mentioned the rapid return of international airports to operational cycles using the capabilities of domestic experts and knowledge-based companies, stating that this achievement has restored foreign airlines' trust in Iran's safety and standards.
Dehghan emphasized that Iran's air routes are shorter and more economical for many of these companies, adding: "In difficult conditions, airports returned to operational cycles, which demonstrates our determination and will to maintain safety and standards under tough circumstances."
He also pointed out that the attacks during the ceasefire and the martyrdom of the Jiroft airport force represent the challenges ahead, but nonetheless, airports remain active and continue to serve.
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