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Iranian plane seized in Turkey over debts
An Iranian Boeing 737 aircraft operated by Caspian Airlines was held at Istanbul Airport due to outstanding debts estimated at 3 million euros and was headed to Iran. This action was taken based on a judicial order by the creditors, which led to the suspension of the flight and the rerouting of passengers and crew back to the airport terminal. This incident occurs amid the financial struggles faced by Iranian airlines, caused by U.S. sanctions that restrict access to aircraft and spare parts, coinciding with a significant decline in international flights. The situation highlights the impact of sanctions on the Iranian aviation sector, despite Turkey not officially imposing a ban on Iranian airlines.
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