Avis du vol Iran Aseman Airlines Abadan → Tehran en classe Economique

Hello and welcome to the last domestic Iranian flight for this trip,

it's time to get back to Europe and the journey starts in Abadan, southern Iran by the border to Iraq.

Abadan - Tehran is a fairly busy route with 5-6 flights per day.

Abadan's airport is tiny and was built by "the English" (British Petroleum).

My flight was supposed to depart at 17:00. My relatives said there was no need to be there before 16:30 and this turned out to be true.

Unfortunately there was no opportunity for me to take real pictures in the airport, but here is a screenshot of the airport website asserting all flights are on time.


My ticket.


Check-In was messy as usual. This time I was less fortunate and the employee asked my to take one of my two bags into the cabin on top of my laptop bag. I guess 37kg for an allowance of 25kg was a tad too much.

My boarding pass. Interesting format.


Boarding area was upstairs on top of check-in area. Boading passes were stamped before proceeding to security. Once in the boarding hall, there was a first sneak peak of the aircraft.


Boarding Abadani style meant walking out on the tarmac. Boarding startet at 17:07, that means 7 minutes after scheduled departure time. Kinda on time for Iranian standards.


Surprise! My relatives were standing right behind the fence and greeting me. So cute!


Aircraft impressions


EP-ZAZ, 23 years old and with numerous operators over time according to airfleets.net


Cabin impressions. Old and shabby but ok.


The seat.


I also need to mention there were two rows of proper business class seats in a 2+2 arrangement in a creamy colour.

Other cabin amenities.


Pitch. Very average, no more than 30-31 I think.


Push back! 25 minutes late. My relatives still standing there.


Unfortunately I was seated in the aisle, so no interesting pictures of cruise. It was very cloudy anyway.

Soon, snack time!

OOPS. This is bad. (cabin losing points in my grades)


Snack. Unfortunately mostly sweet except for cashew nuts. No proper food like on Iran Air. But still a generous offer compared to European flights.

The crew did its job and smiled a little bit. A little tiny bit.

Approaching Tehran!


Landing in Mehrabad. If only I had had the window seat, there were many interesting machines and airlines to capture!


A last impression of the cabine before saying goodbye.


Driving to Terminal 6 in a very crowded bus.

Luggage took ages to arrive, a decent 30 minutes.


That's it for my last domestic flight in Iran for a little while.