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Iran Airlines Resume Flights to Iraqi Holy City After US Exemption

Summary by Times of India
Iranian airlines have resumed flights to Najaf, Iraq, following a US exemption allowing sanctioned carriers to operate. The agreement permits 40 daily flights to and from Najaf, excluding Mahan Air, which remains banned. The resumption is crucial for Shia pilgrims traveling to sacred sites in Iraq and Iran.

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Iran ' s flights to Najaf airport have resumed with warm passages between Baghdad and Tehran in a step that goes beyond service and religion to open the door to a calming atmosphere and to contain political tension in Iraq.

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The Iranian airlines targeted by the United States sanctions resumed flights to Najaf, Iraq, after Washington granted Baghdad a derogation allowing the operation of these races. The first flights between Iran and the Holy City were resumed on Sunday through Najaf International Airport. The information was confirmed by the airport management, which stated that the air link between the two countries was restored. The US derogation creates an excep…

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famagusta-gazette.com broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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