Tehran, IRNA — The head of Iran’s Civil Aviation Organization says new US sanctions against Iranian airlines are a continuation of a failed policy, stressing that they may raise costs but cannot halt the country’s flight operations.
Iran's Aviation Industry Resilient Against US Sanctions, Says Official
Iran's Civil Aviation Organization head asserts that new US sanctions on Iranian airlines represent a continuation of ineffective policies. He emphasizes that while these sanctions may increase operational costs, they will not disrupt Iran's aviation activities.
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📰 What Happened
The head of Iran's Civil Aviation Organization stated that new US sanctions on Iranian airlines are ineffective and will not stop flight operations, although they may increase costs.
- The US has imposed new sanctions targeting Iranian airlines.
- Iran's aviation sector claims it will continue operations despite these sanctions.
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📚 Background
Iran has faced numerous sanctions from the US, particularly since the withdrawal from the nuclear deal in 2018, impacting various sectors including aviation.
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