13.06.2025 14:41
Pegasus Airlines temporarily suspended its flights to Iran, Iraq, and Jordan following Israel's attacks on Iran.
```html
After Israel launched attacks on Iran during the night, the airspaces of Iran, Iraq, and Jordan were closed to flights. Due to security issues in the airspace, Turkish airlines temporarily canceled their flights to these three countries.
It has been learned that due to the increase in Israeli attacks on Iran, airlines will continue some Middle Eastern flights by planning different flight routes in the airspace. Meanwhile, it has been reported that airlines that made a new decision regarding flights to Lebanon will only operate daytime flights to the country.
WHEN IRAN'S AIRSPACE CLOSED, SOME AIRPLANES LANDED AT ISTANBUL AIRPORT
Due to Israeli attacks, it has been learned that some planes operating flights to the Middle East had to land at different airports during the night. Emirates Airlines' Airbus A380 aircraft operating the Manchester-Dubai and London-Dubai flights were redirected to Istanbul Airport. Turkish airlines' planes operating flights to Iran also had to land in Istanbul and Baku.
PEGASUS AIRLINES CANCELED FLIGHTS TO 3 COUNTRIES
Due to Israeli attacks, Pegasus Airlines announced that there were cancellations on flights to Iran, Iraq, and Jordan. In a statement made by the airline, it was said, "Due to the extraordinary situation in the Middle East, our flights to Iran have been canceled until June 19, 2025, and our flights to Iraq and Jordan have been canceled until June 16, 2025. Our flights to Lebanon are planned to land after sunrise, considering potential risks. Guests with travel plans on our flights departing from and arriving in Iran, Iraq, and Jordan will be offered the following additional rights. Our guests will be able to make uninterrupted cancellations, free changes, or hold their tickets for flights until June 30, 2025. Ticket transactions can be carried out free of charge on our website www.flypgs.com or through our mobile application," it was stated.
```