BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 5. Turkmenistan Airlines
has suspended flights on the Ashgabat-Dubai-Ashgabat and
Ashgabat-Abu Dhabi-Ashgabat routes until June 15, 2026, Trend reports via the
company.
The airline said the decision was taken due to restrictions
affecting the airspace of Iran and following an assessment of
operational risks related to flight safety.
The carrier has offered passengers on canceled flights the
option of receiving a full refund without deductions or
rescheduling their travel to the nearest available flight at no
additional cost.
According to the airline, refunds for tickets purchased online
through its website and digital platforms will be credited back to
the bank cards used for payment, while passengers who purchased
tickets through sales offices or agents are advised to contact
their point of purchase.
Turkmenistan Airlines is the state-owned flag carrier of
Turkmenistan, headquartered in Ashgabat. Operating primarily from
its hub at Ashgabat International Airport, the airline connects the
country to over 14 international destinations across Asia, Europe,
and the Middle East, alongside several domestic routes.
