AfghanistanAbout the airline
Kam Air is Afghanistan's largest private airline, founded in 2003 and based at Kabul International Airport. Operating a modern fleet across Central, South, and West Asia, it holds IOSA certification and serves 13 destinations with approximately 800 staff.
Fleet
Kam Air (IATA: RQ, ICAO: KMF) is Afghanistan's leading private carrier, established on 30 July 2003 under the leadership of founder and Chairman Zmarai Kamgar. The airline operates from its primary hub at Kabul International Airport, with a secondary hub at Mazar-i-Sharif International Airport, serving a network of 13 destinations across Central Asia, South Asia, and West Asia.
The fleet consists of 12 aircraft, including wide-body Airbus A340 and Boeing 767 jets for long-haul operations, narrow-body Boeing 737 for medium-range routes, and ATR 42 turboprops for regional connectivity. This diversified fleet enables Kam Air to operate both international and domestic services with operational flexibility across varying runway infrastructure in the region.
As an IOSA-registered airline meeting international safety standards, Kam Air employs approximately 800 staff and operates under the leadership of CEO Ravil Aksianov. The carrier offers a frequent-flyer program called Orange Miles, providing loyalty benefits to regular passengers across its network.