Ata Airline, the first private airline in the northwest of Iran, has launched operations in the city of Tabriz, Mehr News has reported. Ata's owner, Mohammad-Reza Zonouzi-Motlaq has said the company currently has four 1996-model Boeing MD83 aircraft and hopes to expand its fleet in the near future. The airline is compliant with global standards and has the necessary permits to carry out international flights, he noted.
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