Caspian Airlines announced on Monday, October 6, 1405 (September 28, 2026), that one of its Boeing aircraft was temporarily seized in Istanbul due to administrative issues in Turkey. This occurred while the flight was scheduled from Istanbul to Tehran.
Efforts to Lift the Restriction
Following this issue, Caspian Airlines immediately began the process of follow-up and coordination. The company, in collaboration with relevant units, has initiated the necessary legal and administrative actions. Continuous negotiations and interactions with the competent authorities and related parties in Turkey are underway to expedite the lifting of the restriction and return the aircraft to operational status.
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Emphasis on Safety and Passenger Services
Caspian Airlines also assured passengers that it is utilizing all its expert and operational capacities to continuously pursue this issue through legal and specialized channels. The company's main priority is to expedite the lifting of the created restriction and to return the mentioned aircraft to the operational fleet while maintaining flight schedules in accordance with safety requirements and aviation regulations.
At the same time, necessary measures are being taken to manage operational conditions and provide appropriate services to passengers. Planning to continue flight operations and minimize the impacts of this situation is underway.
Caspian Airlines, while appreciating the patience and cooperation of passengers, assures that the matter is being pursued with seriousness. Additional news related to the progress of actions and upon finalizing the relevant coordination will be communicated solely through the official channels of the company.
It is reported that today, the Caspian Airlines aircraft has been released from seizure and will return to the country. This news may provide peace of mind to passengers and their families who are waiting for the return of their loved ones.
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