
Strikes in Iran: Air France, Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines cancel numerous flights
In response to the strikes carried out against Iran, Air France decided to cancel its flights scheduled for February 28 to Tel Aviv and Beirut.
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In response to the strikes carried out against Iran, Air France decided to cancel its flights scheduled for February 28 to Tel Aviv and Beirut.
Turkish Airlines has canceled flights from Istanbul to Tehran due to the threat of a US attack on Iran, according to AFP.
A Deputy Chairman of Uzbekistan's Tourism Committee held a meeting with representatives from Turkish Airlines to discuss expanding cooperation in the tourism sector.

Många länder har stängt sina luftrum efter de amerikansk-israeliska attackerna mot Iran på lördagsmorgonen. Därför ställer flera flygbolag in resor till länder i Mellanöstern.

Flights from Istanbul Airport to Tehran were canceled Friday night as tensions rose over a mounting U.S. military buildup around Iran, with Turkish Airlines and two Iranian carrier...
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Three flights from Istanbul to Tehran were cancelled on Friday, according to Istanbul Airport data, including Turkish Airlines, ATA Airlines, and Qeshm Air flights, though the airline denied cancellations.

Turkish Airlines on Friday rejected claims that it had canceled flights to Tehran, saying operations are continuing as scheduled despite heightened tensions linked to a growing U.S...
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