Turkish Airlines (THY) announced that flights to Iraq, temporarily suspended due to the conflict between Iran and Israel, will resume starting Wednesday. Operations will be conducted reciprocally on the Erbil and Baghdad routes.
Airspace Closure Caused Flight Disruptions
The temporary closure of Iraqi airspace amid the Iran-Israel conflict negatively impacted regional air traffic, forcing many international carriers, including THY, to suspend flights to Iraq.
Statement from THY CEO Bilal Ekşi
THY CEO Bilal Ekşi stated on his social media account:
“We will resume flights to Iraq (Erbil and Baghdad) starting Wednesday.”
He emphasized that developments in the region are being closely monitored and passenger safety remains the top priority.
Passenger Advisory and Information
THY officials advised passengers holding tickets for Iraq flights to regularly check their flight information. Necessary updates and booking services are available via THY’s official website and mobile app.
Committed to Safe and Uninterrupted Travel
Turkish Airlines continues to coordinate all flight planning with international aviation authorities and air traffic control centers in response to regional developments.
