Qeshm International Airport, one of the most important air gateways in southern Iran, plays a vital role in connecting Qeshm Island to other parts of the country through its continuous operations and significant flight traffic. On average, the airport manages one flight every 45 minutes and hosts 30 to 50 takeoffs and landings daily, highlighting its importance in the domestic and regional air transport network.
Each year, more than one million passengers travel through this airport, including tourists, island residents, and individuals visiting Qeshm for business or industrial purposes. These figures underscore the airport’s key role in supporting tourism, trade, and the island’s economic development.
Qeshm International Airport not only serves as a vital transportation link for the island but, with its increasing number of flights and expanding services, also contributes to sustainable regional development and enhances the welfare of both residents and travelers. With its strategic geographic location, the airport is considered one of the major aviation hubs in southern Iran.
Qeshm International Airport, with an average of one flight every 45 minutes and hosting 30 to 50 takeoffs and landings daily, is one of the busiest airports in southern Iran. The airport handles more than 1 million passengers annually. Of these flights, 60% are arrivals and 40% are departures. Tehran is the busiest destination, accounting for 30% of the flights, followed by Mashhad with 25% and Shiraz with 15%.
The advantages of advertising at this airport are highly significant. Billboards placed in strategic locations throughout the airport—including waiting halls, passageways, and exits—enable brands to deliver their messages to thousands of daily passengers. Due to the high passenger volume and the amount of time travelers spend at the airport, these billboards serve as an effective tool for enhancing brand awareness and attracting new customers.
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