Turkish Airlines, AJet and Pegasus halt Iran flights, refund over 50,000 tickets
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- Turkish Airlines, AJet and Pegasus stopped all flights to Iran on 21 September 2026 after the United States expanded sanctions, removing the routes from their reservation systems until March 2027.
- The suspension affected thousands of passengers on both Turkey‑Iran and Iran‑Turkey services and led to the return of more than 50,000 tickets, according to the airlines.
- The airlines will keep the Iranian routes blocked in their booking platforms through March 2027, pending any change in the sanctions regime.
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Travel sellers and revenue managers must adjust inventory and re‑accommodate affected passengers, while airports lose expected traffic on the suspended routes.
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