40 Iranian flights daily to Najaf excluding Mahan
The Iraqi government has reached an agreement allowing Iranian airlines to operate approximately 40 flights daily to and from Najaf International Airport, with the exception of Mahan Air, which is subject to U.S. sanctions. This development followed efforts and negotiations by Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaydi, aimed at resuming flights that had been suspended due to sanctions on the Iranian aviation sector. The purpose of the agreement is to facilitate travel for patients, religious pilgrims, tourists, and students, as well as to support social and economic ties, while ensuring security guarantees and passenger screening procedures. This comes after the suspension of flights between Iraq and Iran due to the sanctions.
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