
Most road building occurred in the 1960’s, funded by the U.S. and other international partners. In 1964, a road and tunnel was built through the Salang tunnel, connecting northern and southern Afghanistan. A highway connecting the principal cities of Heart, Kandahar, Ghazni, and Kabul with links to highways in neighboring Pakistan formed the primary road system.
Since 2001, many sections of Afghanistan’s highway and regional road system are undergoing
significant reconstruction. The U.S., with assistance from Japan, completed building
a highway linking Kabul to the southern regional capital, Kandahar. Construction
has begun on the next phase of highway reconstruction between Kandahar and the western
city of Herat. The Asian Development Bank is nearing completion on a road reconstruction
project between Kandahar and Spin Boldak, located at the southeastern border with
Pakistan. 
There are more than forty thousand taxies in Kabul. Fares are negotiated with the driver before boarding.
Many buses are available inside Kabul and its suburban areas.
Ariana is Afghanistan’s national airline. They run domestic and international routes, including flights to New Delhi, Islamabad, Dubai, Moscow, Istanbul, Tehran, and Frankfurt.
Website: http://www.flyariana.com

Kam Air is Afghanistan’s first private airline. They operate between Kabul and Dubai.
Tel: +93 (79) 001-
Email: info@flykamair.com
To book flight or check schedule, visit http://www.flykamair.com/
Travel between 28 cities in the Middle East & South Asia. Direct flights from Sharja, UAE to Kabul.
Website: http://www.airarabia.com
Flies from Baku, Azerbaijan to 15 regional cities in Europe, Asia, & the Middle East. Flights run very Monday & Wednesday from Baku to Kabul.
Tel 1: +994 (12) 493-
Tel 2: +994 (12) 493-
Email: booking@azal.az
Website: http://www.azal.az
This humanitarian organization flies individuals from Islamabad to Kabul once a week.
Tel: +93 (70) 260-
Email: airops-
To book flights or check schedule, visit
Afghan Airports: http://afghanairlines.tripod.com/airports/airports.html
