KABUL (Pajhwok): Kam Air has rejected reports of transferring its airplanes to neighboring Iran, but said the planes were temporarily parked outside due to security threats in Kabul Airport.
The source said that the airline would restore its normal operations and flights once civil aviation services fully activated in Kabul Airport.
In a statement, Kam Air said that some media outlets recently reported that the airline’s planes were transferred to Iran. It said that the reports were baseless.
Following recent changes and incidents in the country, all civil aviation systems in Kabul Airport disrupted and the airport is under . . .
