US sanctions exemption lets Iranian airlines (except Mahan Air) operate 40 daily flights
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- The Iraqi Prime Minister's Office announced that a US sanctions exemption has been granted for Iranian airlines, excluding Mahan Air, to operate flights to and from Najaf International Airport.
- The exemption permits a total of 40 flights per day from Najaf and is intended to make it easier for passengers and visitors arriving in or departing from Iraq, with the Iraqi government saying the measure will support humanitarian, medical, tourism and education travel.
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