Iranian airlines lose services abroad starting tomorrow
The United States has imposed restrictions on 36 targets, including 27 Iranian airlines, with the goal of isolating the Iranian aviation sector and preventing the provision of vital services such as aircraft fueling, landing services, ticket sales, and maintenance. This is achieved through threats to companies and airports of being cut off from the international financial system. These measures are part of a broader campaign aimed at destroying Iran's aviation fleet, which has been severely affected by war and sanctions, reducing the number of operational aircraft from around 150 before the war to less than 100 today. As a result, flight operations declined by 51% in June 2026, causing substantial losses exceeding hundreds of millions of dollars, with ongoing threats of complete financial isolation for companies and airports that deal with Iranian aviation.
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