Iranian flights to Baghdad and Muscat halted due to sanctions
Starting from midnight on Tuesday to Wednesday, Iranian flights heading to Iraq and Oman began being canceled due to the implementation of new American sanctions on Iranian airlines. The Iranian Civil Aviation Authority reported that Baghdad and Muscat airports will no longer accept Iranian flights from that time onward, as the Iraqi government adheres to the American stance despite not making an official announcement. The United States has placed the entire Iranian aviation sector on sanctions lists and has threatened to impose restrictions on any entity dealing with Iranian companies, which will hinder their operational capabilities and reduce Iranian travelers' opportunities to fly. Since the sanctions came into effect, Iran completely closed its airspace in late February. Although flight operations have limitedly resumed as the fighting has subsided, Iranian airlines remain the only carriers providing international flights.
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