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Remote island airport serving a disputed Persian Gulf territory.
- ›Abu Musa Island is disputed between Iran and the United Arab Emirates.
- ›Iran has administered the island since 1971 when British forces withdrew from the Gulf.
- ›The airport primarily serves military and government functions rather than commercial traffic.
- ›The island is strategically located near major Persian Gulf shipping lanes.
- ›Access to the island and its airport is heavily restricted by Iranian authorities.
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Abu Musa Airport is a regional airport located in near of city of Abu Musa, Hormozgan Province, in south of Iran in Persian Gulf. A public/military airport, it is owned by Iran Airports Company.
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