Two years later, the airline started to develop foreign tours to China, UAE, India, Singapore and Malaysia.

[citation needed] Until 2010, Iran Airtour was one of the state-owned airline companies in Iran, but subsequently, in accordance with Article 44 of the Constitutional law, ownership was assigned to Hesayar Co., a subsidiary of the Iranian Ministry of Defence.

Because four of five consecutive payment checks from Hesayar Co. bounced for insufficient funds, the original assignment was canceled.

[2] In October 2021, Iran Airtour got permission to fly in the European airspace, making it the second Iranian airline to be able to do so.

Iran Airtour Airlines consists of more than 1300 specialized and skilled personnel in different parts.