Today! Kabul International Airport suspended all flights as airlines reported they could not coordinate operations without communications, which could be due to the blackout after fiber-optic internet was disrupted in 17 provinces of Afghanistan. A nationwide internet and telecom shutdown in Afghanistan has disrupted essential services, including banking, aviation, trade, and media broadcasting. Ariana Afghan Airlines and Kam Air flights to Dubai and Istanbul among those canceled. flydubai said

Kabul airport is fully operational and ready to resume international flights bit.ly/3kJJpB9 | The National

Afghanistan's Kabul International Airport (KBL/OAKB) has a new entrant: Iran Air Tour Launched its First Flights to Afghanistan Today (October 29), using a 1991 built Airbus A310-324 aircraft (EP-MDH). After Mahan, Taban and Kish Air, Iran Air Tour is the 4th Iranian airline to fly to Afghanistan. The airline will operate two weekly flights, providing service from Kabul to Tehran on Mondays and from Kabul to Mashhad on Thursdays. 📹 Courtesy: TOLOnews #airlines #aviation | FL360aero

Footage shows chaos at Kabul International Airport as hundreds try to flee the besieged Afghan capital as Taliban forces move in https://cnn.it/2VWjxZ6 | CNN International

This is Airplane restaurant in Kabul Afghanistan 🇦🇫. In Kabul’s Park-e-Shahr (City Park), a decommissioned commercial aircraft — formerly operated by Kam Air (an Afghan airline) — has been repurposed as a unique restaurant and attraction inside the park. The plane (often described as a Kam Air jet) was moved from Kabul International Airport into the park to be converted into a dining venue. | SAMI Afghanistan TOUR GUIDE

Thousands of Afghans, including government employees and security forces, gathered in an open field north of Kabul International Airport on Friday, waiting for a chance to enter the airport, as intermittent gunfire rang out near the scene. #GLOBALink | China Xinhua News

Der Betrieb des Kabul International Airport wird für den Zeitraum von zunächst sechs Monaten von fast 400 deutschen Luftwaffensoldaten unterstützt. (3/8) (03.07.2003) | SPIEGEL.TV