Iranian airlines to resume flights to Najaf under new 40‑flight daily agreement
Based on · First reported
Sources
- Iranian airlines will restart services to and from Najaf International Airport under an agreement announced by Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al‑Zaidi that allows 40 daily flights.
- The deal excludes Mahan airline and is intended to ease the movement of travelers and visitors entering or leaving Iraq, with the United States reportedly cooperating on the required exception.
Why it matters
The increased flight capacity should improve connectivity for passengers between Iran and Iraq, supporting regional travel demand.
How we use AI · Report an error
Related stories
- Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv diverts to Saudi Arabia after cockpit incident
- Amazon cargo jet overruns Miami runway, NTSB launches investigation
- Recaro expands seat factory in Poland as Boeing and Airbus face program delays
- FlyDubai flight diverted to Saudi Arabia after cockpit stabbing
- Airbus orders extra inspections for A330neo stabilizers on 2021‑2026 builds