AVA Airlines

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AVA Airlines (Persian: هواپیمایی آوا, romanized: Havâpeymâyi-ye ÂVÂ) is an Iranian low-cost airline that operates out of its base in Imam Khomeini International Airport.[1] Ava Airlines flights often depart out of terminal 2 at Mehrabad Airport.[2]

Commenced operations
2024
Fleetsize4
Employees100-499
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AVA Airlines
AVA Airlines Airbus A310-300 leaving Istanbul Airport
IATA ICAO Call sign
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Commenced operations
2024
HubsImam Khomeini International Airport
Fleet size4
Employees100-499
Websiteavaair.ir
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In 2025, it had around 100 to 499 employees.[3] AVA Airlines is best known for operating the Airbus A310, an older aircraft.[4]

History

It became operational in February 2024. Its first aircraft was a Boeing 737-500.[5] AVA then expanded with an McDonnell Douglas MD 80 and Airbus A310. Its first flight was the Tehran-Bushehr route.[6] During rising tensions between Iran and Israel AVA Airlines made a surprise decision to fly to Turkey, Istanbul in particular.[7] AVA Airlines was one of the first airlines in Iran to resume service after the brief airspace closure.[8]

In 2026 the Afghan flag carrier Ariana Afghan Airlines would sign an agreement to lease one of the AVA Airlines aircraft for one year.[9] The purpose of the agreement was to help Ariana become more reliable.[10]

Fleet

More information Aircraft, In Service ...
Aircraft In Service Orders Passengers Notes
C Y Total
Airbus A310-300 1 1 [11][12]
Boeing 737-500[citation needed] 3 one on lease to Ariana Afghan Airlines
Total 4 1
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Former

More information Plane, Number of ...
Plane Number of Notes
MD 80 1[13][14]
737-500[citation needed] 1 Stored
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