B9 (B9)

92 non-stop routes across 29 airports. Main hub: Mashad (MHD).

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About B9

B9 is an Iranian commercial airline operating a regional network that's heavily concentrated on domestic Iran routes — 72 of its 92 non-stop routes stay within the country. Mashad (MHD) is the main hub with 15 routes, followed by Tehran (THR and IKA) and Tabriz (TBZ). Outside Iran, B9 reaches into Turkiye, the UAE, Iraq, and Afghanistan, plus that one long-haul outlier to Kuala Lumpur. It's a carrier built for the Iran market first, with limited but real international reach for travelers who need to connect through the region.

Why fly B9?

If you're traveling within Iran, B9's route map is genuinely useful. Fifteen routes out of MHD alone means Mashad is a legitimate hub for building multi-city itineraries across the country without backtracking to Tehran every time. The TBZ hub in Tabriz is also worth knowing — northwest Iran is underserved by most carriers, and ten routes out of there opens up real flexibility. For international travelers, the KUL-IKA route at 6,336 km is the standout — it's one of the few direct options connecting Southeast Asia to Iran. If that routing works for your itinerary, it saves you a painful layover somewhere less convenient.

B9 hub airports

Top destination countries on B9

Tips for booking B9

Book MHD as your anchor if you're doing an Iran multi-stop — it's the strongest hub with the most frequency options. IKA (Imam Khomeini) and THR (Mehrabad) both serve Tehran but handle different route sets, so double-check which Tehran airport your connection actually uses before you book. B9's international footprint is small — six routes into Turkiye and three into the UAE — so don't expect broad partner options on the other end. First-time flyers should confirm baggage allowances directly with the airline, as policies on regional carriers in this part of the world vary more than you'd expect.

Frequently asked questions about B9

Where does B9 fly?

B9 operates 92 routes primarily connecting Iran, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates, serving major cities across the Middle East and Western Asia region.

What is B9's main hub airport?

B9's primary hub is Mashhad International Airport (MHD) in Iran, which serves as the central connection point for the airline's network.

What type of airline is B9?

B9 operates as a regional carrier focused on connecting secondary and tertiary cities across the Middle East, offering regional connectivity rather than long-haul international service.

When should I book flights with B9?

For the best fares, book 4-6 weeks in advance, though regional routes may have shorter booking windows; check B9's website directly for current promotions and fare availability.

What should I know about baggage and check-in with B9?

Baggage allowances vary by fare type and route; check your booking confirmation for specific limits, and plan to arrive 2 hours before domestic flights and 3 hours before international flights for check-in.

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Main hubs for B9

Where B9 concentrates its operations — sorted by routes flown from each airport.

Where B9 flies most

Top destination countries by route count.

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Frequently asked questions about B9

  • How many routes does B9 operate?

    B9 (B9) operates 92 non-stop routes across 29 airports worldwide.

  • What is B9's main hub?

    B9's busiest hub is Mashad (MHD) in Iran, with 15 non-stop routes from this airport alone.

  • What is B9's longest route?

    B9's longest non-stop route is KUL-IKA at 6,336 km.

  • Where does B9 fly the most?

    B9 flies most often to Iran, with 72 routes serving destinations in Iran.