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Orūzgān Airport (URZ)
Orūzgān Airport serves the town of Uruzgan in Khas Uruzgan District and provides a small gateway to central Uruzgan Province. Compare transfer options to the provincial capital Tarinkot, nearby district centres and onward destinations across central Afghanistan.
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About Orūzgān Airport
Orūzgān Airport is a small domestic airport serving the town of Uruzgan and the wider Uruzgan Province in central Afghanistan. It operates as a local aviation link for the Khas Uruzgan area, which lies in mountainous terrain in the southern part of the country.
The airport sits near Uruzgan town at an elevation of around 2,050 metres and has a single runway suited to smaller aircraft. Its modest terminal and ground facilities support domestic flights and general aviation rather than large-scale commercial operations.
Road access connects the airport to Uruzgan town and to the provincial capital Tarinkot, roughly 78 kilometres to the southwest. Travellers arriving at Orūzgān Airport usually continue by road, using private transfers, local vehicles or group transport for onward journeys across Uruzgan Province.
Terminal Overview
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Orūzgān Airport is a small domestic aerodrome with a single passenger terminal area serving flights within Afghanistan.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Orūzgān Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Orūzgān Airport to Uruzgan town, Tarinkot, district centres and other destinations across Uruzgan Province.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a professional chauffeur by the hour for flexible journeys from the airport, business travel or trips around Uruzgan Province.
Car Rental
Rent a car from Orūzgān Airport for independent travel to Uruzgan town and onward journeys within the province.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter buses for groups travelling between Orūzgān Airport, Tarinkot and other destinations across Uruzgan Province.
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