When a decision to travel across countries is made, the most important aspect that comes to mind is how you can get affordable flight tickets. Especially if you are planning to go on holiday with your family, the budget becomes a major consideration. For those living in European territory, the good news is that there are many cheap flights to Tehran (IR) and other Middle Eastern countries. Let us take a glance at some flight statistics from the UK to Iran:
1. There are a total of 14 airlines connecting the UK to Iran.
2. Every week, 97 flights fly from the UK to Iran.
3. 40,886 passenger seats are available per day from the UK to Iran.
So, you see there is no dearth of flights to Tehran and you can easily find attractive deals due to this easy availability.
Direct Flights to Tehran
A number of airlines offer non-stop flights to Tehran, such as British Airways, Turkish Airlines, Air India, Iran Air, Emirates, Mahan Air, Gulf Air, and many more. All these airlines provide fast access to Iran at easily affordable fares. Let’s take a look at the four major airlines:
1. Iran Air: This is the national airline of Iran and operates flights from 17 European airports, including Moscow, Geneva, Istanbul, Ankara, Amsterdam, Vienna, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Larnaca, Cologne, Frankfurt, Hamburg, London and Paris.
2. British Airways: British Airways is the national airline of the United Kingdom and operates numerous international flights and serves almost all major international destinations. A number of direct flights to Iran operate from London Heathrow airport on a regular basis.
3. Mahan Air: Mahan Air is the private airlines of Iran, with a four star rating. Most of the flights operated by this airline land at Iran Khomeini Airport (IKA). Opened in 2004, IKA is the largest airport of the Middle East and receives numerous international flights every day.
4. Emirates Airlines: Emirates is the national airline of Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is renowned as the largest airline in the Middle East and operates over 2,400 passenger flights every week. The smallest Emirates aircraft that operates between London and Tehran is a 777 with 290 seats.
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