Afghanistan's primary international gateway, serving as the main hub for domestic and regional flights.
Kabul International Airport (KBL) is located in the northern part of Kabul, Afghanistan's capital. It serves as the country's main international and domestic airport, supporting both civilian and military operations. The airport is a hub for Ariana Afghan Airlines and Kam Air.
34.5650, 69.2120
Passenger traffic has stabilized after reopening, with moderate recovery in 2023-2024.
3,500
Workers include airline staff, ground services, security, concessions, and military personnel.
Recent runway and terminal repairs have restored operational capacity for both domestic and limited international flights.
Upgraded radar and instrument landing systems enhance flight safety and operational reliability.
Efforts include energy-efficient lighting and water conservation measures in terminal operations.
Collaborate with international partners to ensure compliance with global aviation safety and security standards.
Focus on terminal modernization and airfield upgrades to support increasing passenger and cargo demand.
Expand environmental programs to improve resource efficiency and meet emerging regulatory requirements.
