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Air India resumes Iraq airspace route, restores nonstop US flights

First reported by Times of India Latest report 2 sources
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Image: Times of India

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Following the reopening of Iraq's airspace, Air India has restored nonstop flights to the United States and eliminated Rome detours. The use of Iraq airspace allows the airline to save fuel on these routes.

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  1. Times of India

    Iraq airspace reopens, Air India restores nonstop US flights, cuts Rome detours (opens Times of India in a new tab)

  2. The Economic Times

    Air India starts using Iraq airspace to save fuel (opens The Economic Times in a new tab)

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