Ariana Afghan Airlines cuts Kabul–Dubai ticket prices
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Ariana Afghan Airlines has announced a reduction in fares on its popular Kabul–Dubai route, making travel more affordable for passengers.
The national carrier stated that a one-way ticket from Kabul to Dubai is now available for $290, down from the previous price of $310.
The $20 reduction aims to improve accessibility and provide more budget-friendly options for travelers.
In a statement, the airline said the price cut is part of its efforts to support passengers amid growing demand for the route, which serves as a vital link for Afghan travelers seeking medical treatment, business opportunities, and family visits in the UAE.
The Kabul–Dubai flight remains one of the most frequently operated international routes from Afghanistan, with Ariana Afghan Airlines being a key provider of direct services.
This latest fare adjustment comes as Afghan aviation seeks to recover and expand connectivity following years of challenges. No changes were announced for return flights or other routes at this time. (ILKHA)
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