America halts 90% of Iran flights
The United States announced the suspension of more than 80% to 90% of Iranian outbound flights, as part of financial sanctions and crackdowns aimed at striking the Iranian aviation sector. As a result, Iranian airlines ceased operations entirely starting September 23rd. These measures have led Iran to close its airspace following the onset of the American-Israeli war, making it more difficult for Iranians to travel abroad and return home. Neighboring countries such as Iraq, Turkey, and Azerbaijan are moving to impose restrictions on Iranian flights, while discussions continue about redirecting some flights to alternative airports. The U.S. administration expects these sanctions to cause a significant decline in Iran's aviation industry and to ease disruptions in energy supplies.
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