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US Aviation Sanctions Disrupt Iran Flights, Push Travelers Overland

Iranian airlines are losing access to airspace under US sanctions, forcing civilians onto costly land routes.

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Travel disruptions for people flying in and out of Iran are intensifying as US aviation sanctions restrict Iranian airlines’ access to international airspace, according to Al Jazeera.

The sanctions have made it increasingly difficult for Iranian carriers to operate certain routes, with airspace restrictions cutting off options that travelers previously relied on.

As a result, growing numbers of civilians are being pushed toward overland travel routes, which are reported to be significantly more costly and time-consuming than flying.

The disruption adds to the broader economic pressure Iranian citizens face amid ongoing US sanctions targeting the country’s aviation and other sectors.

The report does not specify which particular airlines or routes have been most affected, though the overall effect described is a narrowing of affordable travel options for ordinary Iranians seeking to travel internationally.

Sanctions on Iran’s aviation sector have long been a point of tension between Washington and Tehran, with Iranian officials repeatedly arguing that such measures disproportionately harm civilians rather than the government itself.

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