Persian Gulf International Airport (PGU)

Persian Gulf International Airport (PGU) is a critical aviation hub serving the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone (PSEEZ) near Asaluyeh, Iran. The airport features a modernized passenger terminal building specifically designed to handle the high volume of technical and business travelers associated with the South Pars Gas Field, the world's largest natural gas reservoir. It acts as a vital infrastructure link, connecting the industrial port city to major national hubs like Tehran, Shiraz, and Isfahan.

The terminal infrastructure provides a range of essential amenities for travelers, including air-conditioned waiting lounges, digital flight information systems, and free Wi-Fi throughout the building. Passengers have access to several cafés and restaurants serving both local and international cuisine, alongside retail outlets for travel essentials and regional products. The facility is currently undergoing a major expansion project which includes a new 14,000-square-meter terminal building equipped with seven modern air-bridges to eventually separate domestic and international operations.

Operationally, the airport features a substantial 13,115-foot (3,997m) asphalt runway capable of accommodating large wide-body aircraft. Ground transportation to central Asaluyeh, located approximately 14 miles (23 km) to the northwest, is well-supported by authorized airport taxi ranks and private hire vehicle services, with the journey typically taking 20 to 25 minutes. Due to the region's extreme desert climate, the terminal is maintained at high standards of climate control, providing a comfortable environment for engineers and personnel transitioning to the energy zone's operational sites.