US sanctions on Iranian aviation begin

A new package of U.S. sanctions on the Iranian aviation sector has come into effect, with Washington announcing that all Iranian airlines will cease operations and that any entity dealing with them will face penalties. The sanctions include suspending flights to and from Baghdad and Muscat International Airports starting at midnight, with negotiations underway to redirect some flights to Najaf Airport and postpone flights to Oman. These measures aim to increase economic pressure on Iran, which has seen a significant decline in international air traffic since the beginning of the American and Israeli strikes on the country in February, including a complete shutdown of Iranian airspace and a drop in outbound flights, especially after Georgia banned Iranian flights.

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