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Airlines avoid Iranian airspace, hiking up flight times and fuel costs

Airlines avoid Iranian airspace, hiking up flight times and fuel costs

  • “Most airlines have rerouted flights away from Iran,” said FlightRadar24 spokesperson Ian Petchenik
  • Some airlines have said they have resumed most of their operations across the Middle East
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