Baku/24.02.20/Turan: Azerbaijan’s low-cost airline Buta Airways does not currently plan to cancel the schedule of flights to Iran. This was reported today by the press service of AZAL CJSC, the parent company of the low-cost airline.
“Buta Airways operates daily flights Baku-Tehran-Baku and plans to operate normally according to the current schedule. I also want to inform that Heydar Aliyev International Airport and other airports of Azerbaijan will not introduce any restrictions on flights from İran Air,” said AZAL President Jahangir Askerov.
At the same time, sanitary and quarantine control on flights arriving from Iran has been strengthened at a Baku international airport, the report said. –06В-
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