U.S. sanctions hit Iran's aviation

The United States has imposed a new package of sanctions on the Iranian aviation sector, including preventing Iranian airlines from operating and instructing all entities not to supply them with fuel or provide navigational services, starting from September 23. This measure has led to the suspension of flights from Baghdad and Muscat airports, while negotiations are ongoing to transfer some flights to other Iraqi airports, such as Najaf, as well as talks with Oman. These sanctions are expected to make it more difficult for Iranians to travel abroad, especially since the number of Iranian airlines is 27, with flights to Turkey and Azerbaijan having been halted as part of an escalation of economic pressure on Iran and a significant reduction in airline operations.

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