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Zahedan International Airport (ICAO OIZH, IATA ZAH) is a large international aerodrome serving Zahedan, the capital of Sistan and Baluchestan Province in southeastern Iran. It offers two very long hard-surfaced runways with an ILS approach, making it a notable stop for simulator pilots exploring Iran's remote south-eastern region.
Zahedan International Airport lies at Zahedan, the provincial capital of Sistan and Baluchestan in southeastern Iran. Carrying the ICAO code OIZH and IATA code ZAH, it is classed as a large airport and is equipped with two substantial hard-surfaced runways, one of which is served by an instrument landing system, reflecting its role as a significant regional gateway in a sparsely served part of the country.
The airport sits at Zahedan in Sistan and Baluchestan Province, in the far southeast of Iran. No further detail on the surrounding airspace classification or adjoining controlled zones is available from the sources consulted.
Zahedan has two physical runway pairs, both hard-surfaced and lit. The 17L/35R runway measures 13,963 feet in each direction. The 17R/35L runway is recorded at 14,001 feet on the 17R threshold and 13,107 feet on the 35L threshold, with an ILS serving the approach to runway 35L. Field elevation is 4,501 feet.
The airport broadcasts an ATIS on 128.45 MHz, with tower control available on 118.1 MHz. An ILS is provided for runway 35L.
Zahedan International Airport continues to operate as a large international airport serving the city of Zahedan and the wider Sistan and Baluchestan region. Further operational detail, including current opening hours or PPR requirements, is not available from the sources consulted.
