Turkey Seizes Iran's Caspian Airlines Jet over $3.4mn Debt
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Turkey seizes Iran's Caspian Airlines jet over $3.4mn debt
Credit: bne IntelliNewsIran's Caspian Airlines has a Boeing 737 seized at Istanbul Airport over a €3mn ($3.41mn) debt. Passengers were removed from the aircraft as US aviation sanctions squeeze Iranian carriers.
A Caspian Airlines Boeing 737 was seized at Istanbul Airport on Monday by court-ordered enforcement officers, acting on a debt claim of approximately 3 million euros, blocking passengers who had already boarded a flight bound for Iran.Lawyers and the creditors representing the creditor, the aviation representation and supervision company ACM Temsil Gözetim, arrived on the plane - registered EP-KPB - as it was ready for departure and handed over …
Iranian jet with passengers on board seized at Istanbul over €3m debt
Bailiffs boarded the Caspian Airlines Boeing 737 as passengers sat ready for departure and served a €3 million debt order before it could take off. The seizure came days after US secondary sanctions on Iran's aviation sector took effect, halving international flights at Tehran's main airport.
An aircraft belonging to the Iranian airline Caspian Airlines was seized at Istanbul Airport due to a debt of 3 million euros.
The Iranian airline Caspian Airlines was facing legal proceedings due to a debt of 3 million euros. As part of these proceedings, a plane belonging to the company, located at Istanbul Airport and about to take off, was seized by lawyers and bailiffs. Passengers on board at the time were left bewildered...
The passenger plane, which was completing its flight preparations at Istanbul Airport, experienced last-minute mobility. The flight was prevented from taking off by a court decision following a 3 million euro debt crisis, while the passengers in the cabin were evacuated and taken back to the terminal.
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