Iran Steps Up Efforts to Lift International Flight Restrictions
Iran's Civil Aviation Organization is pursuing diplomatic and legal measures, including a formal complaint to ICAO, to restore suspended flight routes.
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Iran's Civil Aviation Organization is intensifying diplomatic and legal efforts to restore flight routes suspended amid current restrictions, according to the organization's head, Abuzar Shiroudi.
Among the measures being pursued is a formal complaint filed with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the United Nations agency that sets international standards for air travel, Shiroudi said.
The effort reflects Tehran's broader push to normalize its civil aviation sector, which has faced restrictions affecting international flight routes.
Shiroudi did not, according to the available report, specify a timeline for resolution or detail which specific routes or restrictions are being targeted by the complaint.
Iranian officials are expected to continue pursuing both diplomatic channels and ICAO's formal dispute mechanisms in the coming period.
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