
Caspian Airlines
About the airline
Caspian Airlines is Iran's flag carrier, established in 1993. Based in Tehran with its main hub at Imam Khomeini International Airport, the airline operates a mixed fleet of Boeing and McDonnell Douglas aircraft on domestic and international routes across the Middle East and Central Asia.
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Caspian Airlines (IATA: RV, ICAO: CPN) is Iran's national airline, founded in 1993 and headquartered in Tehran. The carrier maintains its primary operational base at Mehrabad International Airport, though Imam Khomeini International Airport serves as its main hub for international services.
The airline operates a fleet comprising Boeing 737 and Boeing 747 wide-body aircraft, alongside McDonnell Douglas MD-82 and MD-83 regional jets. This mixed fleet enables Caspian Airlines to serve both short-haul domestic routes and longer international flights connecting Iran to regional destinations across the Middle East and Central Asia.
As a state-owned carrier, Caspian Airlines plays a significant role in Iran's aviation network, providing essential connectivity for business and leisure travelers. The airline continues to maintain scheduled services despite international aviation restrictions, focusing on regional markets and domestic demand.