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Iraqi Airways Resumes Flights to Iran After Seven-Month Suspension

October 13, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

BAGHDAD: Iraqi Airways has officially resumed flights to Iran after a seven-month suspension that began in March due to the escalating conflict between the United States and Israel. The airline announced the restart of its direct flights on Thursday, marking a significant step in restoring air travel between the two nations.

The suspension was implemented as a precautionary measure amid heightened tensions in the region. According to the Iraqi News Agency (INA), the decision to resume flights reflects a commitment to re-establishing normalcy in air travel and enhancing connectivity between Iraq and Iran.

This resumption is expected to benefit travelers and businesses, facilitating trade and tourism between the two countries. It also signals a potential easing of regional tensions, which could have broader implications for diplomatic relations in the Middle East.

Looking ahead, Iraqi Airways plans to increase the frequency of flights to Iran as demand grows. The airline is also exploring opportunities to expand its international routes in response to the evolving geopolitical landscape.