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    Das Chaos im Iran verengt den Flugverkehrskorridor


    Das Chaos im Iran verengt den Flugverkehrskorridor

    Von vladgrinch

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    1. vladgrinch on

      Russian airspace restrictions since Feb 2022 and the Iranian airspace closure on 28 Feb 2026 has left one corridor over Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan.

    2. Aegeansunset12 on

      Do you think Israel could make an empire in the Middle East ? With vassal states expanding its culture etc

    3. ZGfromthesky on

      Does that meant that the East-west travel would have grind into a halt if Azerbaijan did not win as hard as it did in the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War and had to resort to long term bombing?🤔

    4. WilliamJamesMyers on

      this is the price for freeing the Iranian patriots from their oppression. [do i need a /s ?]

    6. Lothronion on

      I am genuinely curious over why the Islamic Republic of Iran is not bombing positions in Azerbaijan. They would not need to attack infrastructure, if they just did so many times on a desolate mountain, it would be enough to shut this air travel corridor, effectively disrupting Eurasian air travel. 

      Should one want to fly from East Asia or South Asia they would be forced to do a detour over Central Asia and European Russia, or go through the depicted southern corridor. And if they bombed Oman even more, that path would also be shut, forcing plains to go around Arabia. And if the Houthis attacked air travel, they would be forced to go all the way to Ethiopia. 

    8. Aleco198909 on

      En realidad la ruta norte, por Rusia, no está cerrada para todos. Las aerolíneas chinas aún la usan. Probablemente otras aerolíneas también.

    10. monsterfurby on

      Well at least Armenia and Azerbaijan are good friendly neighbors and would never start shooting at each other all of a sudden. Right? Right??

    13. balletje2017 on

      I remember this route was already used a lot by Dutch airlines flying to Indonesia I used to take a lot. Seeing the Danube delta, black sea with mountains in north Turkey, snowy mountain roads in Armenia and Azerbeidzjan, Baku lights and oil installations. Darkness of Caspian sea and Turmenistan desert. The massively lights suddenly if you crossed in Afghanistan airspace from a US airbase near Herat. Then endless lights of Indian cities, darkness again over Indian ocean and finally the smog of Jakarta.

    14. ferevon on

      This map makes it look like Turkish airzone is being avoided however the reality is most of the reroutes are via Istanbul.

    15. huntsab2090 on

      Its amazing flights were going over iran anyway. Surely they learnt they could shoot down international aircraft like Russia did and theres zero consequences

    16. FrismFrasm on

      I might be an uninformed swine but what’s with Libya and Sudan currently being no-fly zones?

    20. Coolbluegatoradeyumm on

      Interesting to me that the route to Australia takes a more northern course than the route to India

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