Sepehran Magazine Issue 29 is a bilingual edition of flysepehran’s tourism and aviation publication. It brings together a varied collection of stories about air travel, visual design, international destinations, food culture and adventure tourism.
This issue takes readers from colorful aircraft liveries and some of the world’s most highly rated airports to traditional ice creams, spectacular canyons and another imaginative adventure featuring Sepehr, the young Iranian hero.
Published in Persian and English, the magazine offers useful travel information alongside cultural and entertaining features for aviation enthusiasts, international travelers, families and readers interested in discovering Iran.
The opening pages introduce flysepehran’’s online passenger services, designed to make planning and managing a journey easier.
Readers can learn about the RedMiles loyalty program, online seat selection, purchasing additional baggage and the conditions for traveling with pets on international flights.
The magazine also explains the differences between Comfort XL, Comfort and Normal seats. Passengers can choose their preferred seat according to extra legroom, easier aisle access, faster disembarkation or the opportunity to enjoy the view from a window seat.
One of the main features of Sepehran Magazine Issue 29 explores aircraft liveries—the colors, symbols and graphic designs applied to an aircraft’s fuselage and tail.
A livery is more than decoration. It communicates an airline’s identity, introduces cultural messages and can transform an aircraft into a moving work of art.
The magazine presents several memorable examples, including Brussels Airlines’ Tintin aircraft, Alaska Airlines’ Princess Tiana design, SWISS International Air Lines’ Wanderlust livery and Hi Fly’s environmental design promoting the protection of the world’s oceans.
flysepehran’’s Boeing 737 featuring a red heart is also introduced as a visual symbol of the airline’s connection with members of its RedMiles loyalty program.
Another feature shows how modern airports have become an important part of the travel experience rather than simply places to wait for a flight.
Singapore Changi Airport is introduced as one of the world’s leading airports, while Hamad International Airport in Qatar is recognized for its luxurious environment and passenger facilities.
The magazine also presents Tokyo Haneda for its high standards of cleanliness, Seoul Incheon for professional airport staff and Istanbul Airport for its family-friendly services.
Other airports featured in this section include Hong Kong International Airport, Berlin Brandenburg Airport, Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, King Fahd International Airport in Dammam and Kish International Airport in Iran.
The most refreshing section of this issue explores how countries around the world have developed their own versions of ice cream and frozen desserts.
Readers can discover Cornish ice cream from England, Persian saffron ice cream, Belgium’s Dame Blanche, frozen treats from the Philippines, Peru’s queso helado, Syrian booza, Italian pistachio gelato and Indian kulfi.
Although these desserts share a familiar idea, their ingredients, preparation methods and flavors reflect the climate, history and food culture of their countries of origin.
The adventure travel feature focuses on canyoning, an outdoor activity that can combine hiking, swimming, climbing, abseiling and moving through waterfalls and narrow rock passages.
Featured destinations include Snake Canyon in Oman, Jalbire Canyon in Nepal, Verdon Gorge in France, Raghez Canyon in Iran’s Fars Province and The Subway in the United States.
Raghez Canyon, often described as the “Bride of Iran’s Canyons,” is one of the highlights of this section. Its clear pools, waterfalls and rocky passages make it one of Iran’s most exciting adventure destinations.
The story section follows Sepehr on another journey inspired by Iranian nature and mythology. With the help of the Simurgh and the guidance of Iran Banoo, he must save the ancient cypress tree of Abarkuh.
Sepehr travels to the Persian Gulf to obtain a magical remedy of hope from a whale before the forces of darkness destroy the tree’s roots.
Through fantasy and adventure, the story introduces younger readers to environmental protection, Iranian heritage and the importance of preserving the stories and natural symbols of their homeland.
Download the complete digital edition and explore its aviation features, airport guides, food stories, adventure destinations and original illustrations. The PDF contains the full Persian and English content of Sepehran Magazine Issue 29 and can be read on a mobile phone, tablet or computer.
