Thai Airways landed its first passenger flight on the Imam Khomeini International Airport yesterday (October 1), marking the 56th foreign airliner using Tehran’s newly established airport, Irna reported.
The airlines, which flew a Boeing 777-200 from Bangkok to Tehran, will have four flights weekly on the route, regional director of Thai Airways International Prin Yooprasert was quoted as saying in the Irna report.
“We hope to operate the flights on a daily basis,” he said.
Yooprasert announced that Thai Airways International owns 94 planes, which flies to 80 international destinations.
Iran’s Mahan Airline Company currently operates six flights each week via the same route, according to the report.
Photos credit: Mehdi Ghorbani, Irna
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