Kashan Airport guide

Kashan Airport (ICAO: OIFK) serves Kashan, a city in Isfahan Province in central Iran. It lies about 12 kilometres southeast of the city, between the Kashan to Isfahan and Kashan to Yazd roads, close to the Tehran to Bandar Abbas railway. The field sits at an elevation of about 1,056 metres above sea level.

The airport has a single asphalt runway, designated 11/29. It is listed as a public and military airfield, owned by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and operated together with the Iran Airports Company. Commercial flying stopped for roughly two decades and resumed on 2 June 2016 with a service from Mashhad operated by ATA Airlines, after a modernisation project.

Scheduled traffic is light and domestic. Kish Island is the destination most often listed, and services come and go, so check with the airline before travelling. The passenger terminal building covers about 800 square metres.