Iran Air’s maintenance arm has completed inspections and technical tests on another Airbus A320 operated by Zagros Airlines at Tehran Imam Khomeini Airport. The work took about three days and involved roughly 300 working hours before the aircraft left the maintenance hangar, extending the carrier’s support for the domestic narrowbody fleet.
The latest job follows similar maintenance on a previous Zagros A320, indicating repeated use of Iran Air’s technical facilities for the airline’s Airbus fleet. The work was carried out at Tehran Imam Khomeini Airport, where Iran Air’s maintenance division handled the checks and testing inside its hangar complex.
No registration number, engine information or additional operational consequences were disclosed. The item was presented as a brief maintenance update rather than a fleet or network announcement, and it did not include any broader strategic comments from either airline.