Bojnord Airport guide

Bojnord Airport (ICAO OIMN) is the main commercial airport of North Khorasan province in north-eastern Iran. It sits at an elevation of about 1,066 metres, close to the provincial capital, and is owned by the Government of Iran and run by the Iran Airports Company.

The airfield has a single asphalt runway, 07/25, about 45 metres wide, with an instrument landing system. Published runway lengths differ between sources, from roughly 3,200 metres to 4,400 metres. Iranian reports describe an apron of 245 by 118 metres, and a passenger terminal of 1,700 square metres that has been joined by a newer 4,600 square metre terminal building.

Scheduled service is light and centres on the Tehran link. Iran Air, Iran Aseman Airlines and Mahan Air have each been listed on the route to Tehran Mehrabad. The airport is also designated as an air border point, and flights to Ashgabat in Turkmenistan have been announced, with passport and customs facilities planned to support them. Schedules change often, so check the airline before travelling. Bojnord is the only commercial airport in the province, and the road network is the main alternative for reaching the surrounding towns.