
Ariana Afghan Airlines
About the airline
Ariana Afghan Airlines (FG/AFG) is Afghanistan's flag carrier, established in 1955. Based at Kabul International Airport, it operates domestic and regional services with a mixed fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft.
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Ariana Afghan Airlines (IATA: FG, ICAO: AFG) has served as Afghanistan's national airline since its founding in 1955, making it one of the country's oldest aviation institutions. The airline operates from its primary hub at Kabul International Airport, connecting Afghanistan to regional and international destinations.
The carrier maintains a fleet comprising Airbus A310 and Boeing 737 aircraft, both suited to the airline's network of domestic and regional routes. These mid-size jets enable Ariana to balance capacity and operational efficiency across its service areas, with the A310 designed for longer-range regional flights and the 737 supporting high-frequency domestic and shorter regional services.
As Afghanistan's principal flag carrier, Ariana Afghan Airlines plays a central role in the country's aviation landscape. Passengers can expect to connect through Kabul for travel across the Afghan network and onward regional links. The airline maintains contact through its Kabul headquarters and offers booking and customer support via telephone, email, and its official website.