Iranian Aviation Exposes Secrets
The article highlights the deteriorating state of Iran's aviation sector, where its civilian fleet of around 200 aircraft, with an average age of 29.3 years, faces significant challenges in maintenance, spare parts supply, and service provision due to the lack of modern infrastructure and sufficient investments. This hampers its ability to compete regionally and internationally. Conversely, Gulf countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Bahrain have achieved notable progress in the aviation industry over the years by investing billions of dollars in airports and cutting-edge technologies, connecting aviation with tourism and development. The article suggests that Iran's policies, neglect, and regional conflicts have led to the loss of its geographic advantage and have limited its economic potential, negatively impacting its overall economy and constraining its chances of becoming an regional airline hub. The key to achieving this lies in investing in infrastructure development, airports, and aircraft expansion.
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