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Turkey to Suspend Flights to Iraqi Kurdistan After Referendum Vote

Abdullah Ayasun by Abdullah Ayasun
09/27/17
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The entrance of Erbil International Airport on November 23, 2015. Photo: Safin Hamed, AFP

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Turkey’s Consulate General announced on Wednesday that flights from Turkey to Erbil and Sulaymaniyah in Iraqi Kurdistan will be suspended by Friday.

“In this case, it will not be possible for the Turkish Airlines, Atlas Global and Pegasus to conduct mutual flights from Erbil and Sulaymaniyah from the mentioned date,” the statement said.

The announcement came after the Iraqi General Directorate of Civil Aviation imposed a ban on flights from the cities’ airports, excluding Iraqi Airlines. The flight restrictions were imposed in response to the independence referendum held by the Kurdistan Regional Government on Monday.

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