Airport

Gurvan Saihan International Airport, nestled in the desert abode of Dalanzadgad, serves as an important hub in Mongolia's domestic air transportation network. Located just a few kilometers from the city center, it is a symbol of modern technological development in this remote region.

Rising three stories high, the airport building has become a true symbol of progress since its complete renovation in 2007. Equipped with advanced technology, it is ready to welcome and see off its passengers in comfort and safety.

The Kabul international airport (KBL) was built by engineers from the Soviet Union in 1960 when Afghanistan was trying to catch up with other developed countries in all areas, including tourism. The government planned to attract travelers from the US, India, and Europe through transit flights. However, their plans were disrupted in 1979 when the civil war broke out in Afghanistan, and the airport was used by President Najibullah and the Soviet Union until the withdrawal of Soviet troops from the country.

Located just 2.5 km northeast of Karakol and conveniently situated along Toktogul Street—one of the city's main arteries—Karakol International Airport (IKG) welcomes you to the stunning landscapes of eastern Kyrgyzstan. Whether you're arriving for alpine adventures, cultural discovery, or lakeside relaxation, your journey begins here.

After Pakistan's independence, a portion of the Chaklala air base was allocated to provide travel facilities for residents of Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and the surrounding Pottohar area. However, as the number of domestic and international travelers increased over time, the small terminal at the airbase, later named Benazir Bhutto International Airport, proved insufficient to meet the growing demand.

Donoi Airport, located in the city of Donoi, is one of the key air hubs in Russia. This airport serves both domestic and international flights, connecting the city with various regions of the country and many other countries around the world. The airport provides passengers with modern services and amenities, including comfortable lounges, restaurants and shops, as well as a high level of security and quality service.

Ulaangom Airport is located in the capital of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, and is a major air hub in the region. It serves both domestic and international flights, connecting the capital with other cities in Mongolia and many countries around the world. The airport provides passengers with modern services and amenities, ensuring a comfortable and safe travel experience. Due to its location and functionality, Ulaangom Airport plays an important role in the development of Mongolia's aviation infrastructure and helps strengthen ties with other countries.

Pokhara Airport (IATA: PKR) is situated in the Kaski District, Gandaki Province. Pokhara is one of the most popular tourist destination of Nepal and situated 200 km far west from capital city, Kathmandu. This airport serves as main gateway for the pilgrims and the tourists to travel the famous religious place, Muktinath, Jomsom and Annapurna Round Trek as well. The Pokhara valley itself offers picturesque looks of Machhapuchhre, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain, beautiful lakes like Phewa, Rupa and Begnas and deep gorges, falls and caves.

Dhangadhi Airport (IATA code: DHI) is a domestic airport located 10 km north of Dhangadhi town serving Kailali district, Sudurpashchim Pradesh district.
Dhangadhi Airport serves Rara Airport, Doti Airport, Bajura Airport, Bajhang Airport and Baitadi Airport. Some commercial helicopters are operated from Dhangadhi Airport to Khaptad National Park.

Nepalganj Airport is one of the key airports in Nepal serving both domestic and international flights. Located in the western city of Nepalganj, it provides an important transport link for passengers traveling to the region. The airport's modern facilities and quality service make it an important link in Nepal's infrastructure.