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Iranian aviation stalls due to fuel and service shortages
Iranian airlines are currently facing a major paralysis due to the United States imposing a new set of secondary sanctions starting September 23. These sanctions restrict their ability to refuel airplanes and access essential services at foreign airports, potentially halting all their operations. Meanwhile, Iran Air announced that its flights will continue until further notice on an initial basis. These measures are part of the "economic isolation" campaign against Iran, targeting 27 Iranian and Russian airlines to support sanctions related to their military activities and illegal shipping. They also include suspending some flight permits that previously allowed flights over Iranian territory. As a result, flights in Iraq have been suspended, ground services in Turkey and Georgia have been halted, and Washington has coordinated with Beijing to exert economic pressure on Iran. All of this is occurring ahead of an upcoming summit between the American and Chinese presidents. The Iranian aviation industry continues to face ongoing challenges due to decades of sanctions.
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