You land at an Iranian airport and you’re about to start your precious journey in Iran. The excitement of finally being able to visit the exalted land of Aryans or Persia, after the nerve-wrecking process of getting an Iran visa, either eVisa or Visa on Arrival, and finding a hotel to book a room, is starting to build up in your mind as your walking down the corridor to the main lobby of the airport and the thrill slowly starts to take over your body and you just can’t stop smiling.

The clock arms obnoxiously strike your third hours of delay on the giant clock on the lobby wall of the airport. Your body has gone sore and the feeling of hope and joy gradually starts to leave you and you just want to stay forever in your seat and fall into an eternal sleep which there is no coming back from. You’re tired and frustrated about the flights and think to yourself that this couldn’t possibly be the end to a magnificent trip to Iran. Well friends, fortunately, or unfortunately, international or domestic airports in Iran are unbelievably similar in the matter of flights and departures to their counterparts in western or eastern countries. As one of the largest nations in the Middle-East with a population of over 80 million that is geographically parked in one of the most critical points on the map of the world, roughly 320 airports in Iran play a crucial role in transporting travelers in-country or over its vast airspace.