The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation said that they are working to standardize Afghanistan’s airports on the international level.
Officials at the ministry said that 27 airports are currently operating in the country, and five of them are international.
They said that they rebuilt some airports including Kabul International Airport after the takeover of the Islamic Emirate.
“After the withdrawal of US and NATO, Afghanistan’s airports were crippled, all airports were damaged, their equipment was inoperative. We were able to equip the airports,” said Imamudin Ahmadi, spokesperson for the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation.
Earlier, Fly Dubai and Air Arabia restarted their flights to Afghanistan.
Efforts Underway to Standardize Airports
