Iran Says 20 to 30 Planes Were Destroyed During War with US and Israel
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Between 20 and 30 planes were destroyed during Iran's war with the US and Israel, the head of the country's national airline said, according to the semi-official Tasnim news agency. Taher Abdolhai, CEO of Iran Air, also known as HOMA, told a news conference that Iran needs about 1,000 passenger planes but currently has only about 300. "Of these, 130 to 140 planes were operational before the war, while 20 to 30 were destroyed during the conflict,…
Iran Air chief says country needs 1,000 passenger aircraft but has only around 300, with 130 to 140 operational before war
The CEO of Iran Air said: "Iran Air once had more than 40 aircraft, but sanctions, fleet reduction, and flight restrictions caused us to distance ourselves from the lucrative East Asian market."
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Tahir Abdulhay, the CEO of Iran Air (Homa), the state-owned airline of Iran, stated that the company is experiencing serious problems with its aircraft fleet due to sanctions, that they are operating far below the required number of aircraft, and that they can only use a portion of their existing fleet.
Iran Air CEO: The country needs 1,000 passenger planes. We currently have about 300 planes. Of these, 130 to 140 were operational. Of these, 20 to 30 planes were destroyed in the war.
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