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Iran Says International Flights Continue Despite New US Sanctions

Summary by Khaama Press
Chief Execute of Iran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport says international air traffic remains operational despite a new round of US sanctions targeting the country’s aviation sector, insisting that flights continue to dozens of international destinations. Ramin Kashef Azar, chief executive of Imam Khomeini International Airport in Tehran, said Iran’s airlines remain active despite the sanctions imposed by Washington. According to Iranian st…

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Among those who are looking in a hurry for a way to leave is Mitra, a 49-year-old woman who planned to travel to Paris via Istanbul, but now faces a long road trip to Turkey. "Some airlines are still selling tickets, but they are still cancelling them. Honestly, it makes us feel completely trapped," she told an AFP journalist in Paris, using a pseudonym for fear of reprisals from the authorities. "When we were told that the flights had been susp…

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The United States has imposed comprehensive sanctions on Iranian aircraft to paralyse the movement of its flights through the dollar embargo, which has led to the curtailment of Tehran airport flights, amid an international discrepancy between commitment and exemption on humanitarian grounds.

New US sanctions against Iran have increased pressure on the country's civil aviation sector and international air traffic.

Given the latest situation with international flights, Iranian airlines have suspended flights to some countries in the region, but Iran's air routes with a number of other countries are still open.

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Khaama Press broke the news in Kabul, Afghanistan on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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