


Pegasus Airlines (#PGSUS) has canceled all flights to Iran scheduled for Friday, September 16, in light of the current security situation in the country. A corporate spokesperson stated, ‘We are closely monitoring the developments in the country and took this step to prioritize safety.’ The cancellations were made to ensure the safety of passengers.
A similar decision was made by Turkish Airlines (#THYAO), announcing the cancellation of a total of five flights planned to Tehran. Both airlines are continuing their efforts to inform passengers and provide alternative flight options. Particularly, there is a focus on compensation and rebooking options to prevent passenger grievances.
Iran has recently been shaken by widespread protests that have erupted in the country. Demonstrations involving thousands of people have prompted the government to bolster security measures. Reports indicate that there have been restrictions on internet and phone access, limiting citizens' communication capabilities. This tension in the country is also directly impacting international aviation operations.
During this process, remarks made by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the protesters in Iran have drawn attention. Trump warned of a strong response if harm comes to the protesters and issued a clear warning to the Iranian government not to open fire on demonstrators. Such factors may increase uncertainty in international relations, potentially affecting the dynamics of the aviation sector.
In light of all these developments, the cancellation of flights from Turkey to Iran highlights an important situation for passengers. Both Pegasus Airlines and Turkish Airlines are intensifying their measures against potential security threats while considering the circumstances of passengers. Future flight cancellations or delays will be heavily dependent on the political situation in the region.
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