Iran's Airport Threats and Loss of Power

Iran's threats have expanded to include air travel after the United States began imposing new restrictions on Iranian companies at foreign airports. Tehran is warning that it will disrupt flights to countries that suspend it, despite its limited capabilities compared to Washington's financial and commercial tools. These threats have intensified following the suspension of Iranian flights to Iraq, Azerbaijan, and others, amid comprehensive American monitoring of companies and services related to Iranian aviation. There are also warnings that any targeting of civilian airports would elicit a direct military response from the United States. Experts believe that Iran's threats reduce the chances of it actually escalating through regional airspace, as it lacks maritime and ground military tools in this domain. Meanwhile, its capabilities remain limited against U.S. options that reinforce the isolation of Iranian airlines and increase the costs of their operations, weakening Tehran's ability to use aviation as a pressure tool without incurring significant political and military costs.

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