Turkish Airlines halt Iran flights due to US sanctions
Turkish airlines, including Turkish Airlines, İjet, and Pegasus, announced the suspension of their flights to Iran in conjunction with the implementation of new American sanctions on the Iranian aviation sector. These measures will prevent Iranian airlines from operating flights until March 2027. The sanctions come after the U.S. Treasury Secretary confirmed that all Iranian airlines will cease operations worldwide starting September 23, with warnings issued against companies that maintain contact with prohibited Iranian carriers. The Iraqi government has also decided to suspend flights operated by Iranian airlines starting today in alignment with the American sanctions, especially since Iraq is a major destination for Iranian pilgrims during the religious visitation season. Currently, Mahan Air remains the only Iranian carrier prohibited from flying to Turkey, as other Iranian airlines continue their flights between the two countries.
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