Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu said, "Our relevant airlines, especially Turkish Airlines, have canceled their flights to Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Jordan until Monday, June 16, 2025."

Minister Uraloğlu said in a statement on his social media account, "As a result of the air strikes launched by Israel against Iran in the early hours of the morning on June 13, 2025, the airspaces of Israel, Iran, Syria, and Iraq have been temporarily closed to air traffic due to the increasing security risks in the region. Within the scope of the NOTAMs published, the Israeli airspace, Tehran airspace, and Baghdad airspace will be closed. In line with the developments, the necessary measures have been taken by our General Directorate of Civil Aviation and our relevant airline companies, and flight routes have been replanned to avoid the use of risky airspaces. Passenger and crew safety are prioritized, and crisis desk efforts are continuing regarding the process. Currently, there are no passengers or personnel at risk. Our relevant airlines, especially Turkish Airlines, have canceled their flights to Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Jordan until Monday, June 16, 2025."

THY provides ticket convenience to its passengers

Turkish Airlines (THY), which canceled flights to Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Jordan, announced that unused tickets of passengers with flights to these countries will be refunded free of charge.

Following the attacks launched by Israel on Iran yesterday evening, the airspaces of Iraq, Syria, and Jordan, especially Iran, were closed to flights. Turkish Airlines (THY), which canceled flights due to security problems in the airspace, announced that unused tickets of passengers with flights to these countries will be refunded free of charge. In the announcement made on the social media account of the airline company, it was stated that “Dear Passengers, Additional rights have been granted to our passengers with flights to Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Jordan. For tickets issued on or before June 13, 2025, all passengers registered for flights to Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Jordan between June 13, 2025 - June 20, 2025 (inclusive), provided that they carry out the transaction by June 20, 2025 (inclusive): Reservation changes will be made free of charge. Unused tickets will be refunded free of charge. In partially used tickets where the trip has not been completed; the refund of the unused flights of the ticket will be made free of charge. The validity of the ticket can be extended until July 15, 2025 (inclusive) without any fare difference or penalty. The relevant applications will only be valid on flights operated by Turkish Airlines. Ticket changes and refunds; It can be done through the Turkish Airlines website, mobile application, and agencies."

AJet canceled flights to Iran, Iraq, and Jordan

AJet canceled flights to Iran, Iraq, and Jordan until Monday, June 16.

Israel's attacks on Iran last night caused disruption to flight traffic. Due to the attacks, Iran and Iraq closed their airspace to all civilian flights, while planes had to land at surrounding airports. According to the information obtained, AJet canceled flights to Iran, Iraq, and Jordan until 06:00 on Monday, June 16, due to the increase in attacks and security problems in the airspace. It was learned that the airline company will carry out its Lebanon flights during the day, and other Middle East flights will be planned without using Iraqi Airspace.