Air: Traveling by air is, of course, the most convenient and speedy way. Iran has an impressive array of international flights, most of which land at Imam Khomeini or Mehrabad airports in Tehran.
The Iranian national air company is called Iran Air and has homa, a griffin, as its symbol. Women flying on Iran Air supposed to wear their Islamic dress on board, but this rule is often not observed. No alcohol is served, and flights of less than 4.5 hours are nonsmoking. Iran Air carriers flights to Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, but there are no direct flights to North America and Australia. Many international companies also have flights to Iran.
Transport from airport:
Taxis are currently the only means of transport to the city. Check the official tariffs at the tourist office or a taxi booth, and agree on the price before getting into the car. Avoid cars other than taxis, even if they offer a cheaper ride.