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Monday, September 28, 2026 15:5 GMT

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3 Iraqi Airports Suspend Iranian Flights


Iraq's Erbil and Sulaimaniya airports suspended Iranian flights starting ​on Friday, two sources told Reuters, after ‌other Iraqi airports took the same step earlier in the week. The move means that according to sources and ​state media, flights to and from ​Iran are suspended from all four Iraqi airports ⁠at which they were operating — Baghdad, Najaf, ​Erbil and Sulaimaniya. Iraq's state news agency reported the ​suspension at Najaf International Airport earlier on Friday.

Two separate sources told Reuters earlier in the week that Iraq ​ordered its civil aviation authority to halt Iranian flights ​to Baghdad airport from Wednesday. The sources said at the ‌time ⁠that the government was discussing diverting Iranian flights from Baghdad to Najaf. Washington had announced it would impose sanctions on any global companies doing ​business with ​Iranian airlines ⁠after September 23, with the aim of grounding Iran's entire civilian fleet ​worldwide. The United Arab Emirates, the Middle ​East's ⁠biggest travel hub, also said on Thursday it was suspending all flights by Iranian airlines to ⁠and from ​the country until further ​notice. - Reuters


published:27/09/2026 05:33 GMT

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