Iranian passengers have been stranded at airports worldwide following several days of flight suspensions at Iranian airports. Major airlines, including Turkish Airlines, Pegasus, Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Lufthansa, have stopped flying to Iran, leaving many travelers with few options […]
Several Western nations, including the United Kingdom, have imposed bans on flights from Iran, with the UK leading efforts to restrict air travel in response to Iran’s growing involvement in supplying missiles to Russia. The United States, France, and
Airlines within the Lufthansa Group have extended the suspension of flights to Tehran and Tel Aviv until September 4 due to the escalating situation in the Middle East. Flights to Beirut have been suspended until September 30, says Lufthansa’s
Due to the escalating situation in the Middle East, airlines within the Lufthansa Group have extended the suspension of flights to Tehran and Tel Aviv until September 2. Meanwhile, flights to Amman and Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan,
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Starting August 22, Iranian airline ATA Airlines has begun operating charter flights from Tehran to Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport. The service currently runs once a week using Airbus A320 aircraft, with plans to increase the frequency of Moscow flights in
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Several European airlines, including Lufthansa and Air France, have announced further cancellations of flights to Israel, Iran, Lebanon, and other countries due to the escalating situation in the Middle East. Lufthansa has specifically announced the cancellation of flights to
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Iran Airtour Airlines has launched flights connecting Tehran to Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport. The flights, set to operate on wide-body Airbus A310-300 aircraft, will initially run twice a month, with plans to increase frequency over time. According to representatives at
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According to Northern Capital Gateway, Nordwind Airlines has inaugurated direct flights from St. Petersburg to the capital of Iran. This new route means two airlines will now operate flights between these cities. “Nordwind Airlines is launching flights between St.
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Iran has decided to cancel visa requirements for visitors from 33 more countries including India, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Japan and the UAE. The decision is aimed at boosting tourist arrivals and attracting more visitors from countries around the
Russia-Iran visa-free travel agreement, which came into effect on August 1st, has yet to be realized, according to the Russian Union of Tourism Industry (RST). Under this agreement, groups of tourists ranging from 5 to 50 individuals were supposed
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“Vozdushnye Vorota Severnoy Stolitsy” company, the operator of Pulkovo Airport, has announced the arrival of the first flight from Tehran operated by Mahan Air. Mahan Air becomes the third airline to offer flights between St. Petersburg and the capital
Visa-free group trips between Russia and Iran planned to launch by the end of summer. “Very soon we will start working on visa-free group trips with Iran. I believe that in the next couple of months, we will finalize
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Nordwind Airlines will operate a flight from Kazan International Airport named after Gabdulla Tukay to one of the largest cities in Asia, Tehran. Thus, it will be the first domestic airline connecting the Republic of Tatarstan directly with the
Aeroflot began sending aircraft for maintenance to Iran. The first was an Airbus A330 with tail number RA-73700, on April 5 it flew from Sheremetyevo to Tehran. There he got up for maintenance – to replace the landing gear.
An aviation hub for tourists from Iran heading to Turkey will appear in Yekaterinburg in 2023. “Our main goal for 2023 is to make a large air hub based in Yekaterinburg, which would receive guests from Tehran, Iran, and
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