Iranian airline's Boeing 737 seized at Istanbul airport over unpaid debt
Most outlets reported the seizure of an aircraft belonging to Caspian Airlines at Istanbul Airport due to an unpaid debt of around €3 million. 24 News HD specified the timing as shortly before the flight was due to depart to Iran, while ARY News noted the seizure occurred after passengers had boarded the aircraft and it was waiting to take off.
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Turkiye seizes Iranian airline’s plane over unpaid debt
ISTANBUL: Turkish authorities have seized a plane belonging to Iran’s Caspian Airlines in Istanbul over an alleged unpaid debt of 3.0 million euros ($3.4 million), media from both countries said on Tuesday. The Boeing 737 jet had completed embarkment and was preparing for takeoff on Monday, when officials detained it on the basis of a court-issued seizure order, Turkey’s Anadolu news agency sai...
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Turkey seizes jet from Iran’s Caspian Airlines over unpaid debt: reports
The seizure took place on Monday after passengers had boarded the Boeing 737, which was waiting to take off when officials detained...
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Iranian airline’s Boeing 737 seized at Istanbul airport
An aircraft belonging to Iranian airline Caspian Airlines was seized at Istanbul Airport over an unpaid debt of around €3 million, shortly before it was due to fly to Iran, 24NewsHD TV reported on Tuesday.
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