0910 GMT October 01, 2020
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Iranian experts succeeded in repairing a 50-year-old Boeing 747 cargo plane amid harsh US sanctions against the country.
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A man who stood for the entire length of his flight whilst his wife took up an entire row of seats so she could rest has been criticized on social media.
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The head of the Civil Aviation Organization of Iran, Touraj Dehqani Zangeneh, said on Sunday that decoding the black boxes of the Ukrainian passenger plane that was accidentally downed near Tehran in January has been completed.
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Iran will not compensate Ukraine International Airlines for its plane Tehran accidentally downed in January because the passenger jet was insured by European firms, the head of Iran's Central Insurance Organization said on Monday.
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Iran on Friday urged the United Nations to hold the United States accountable for the interception of an Iranian passenger plane by two US fighter jets in the skies over Syria last month, calling it an “unlawful” and an “adventuristic act.”
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An Iranian official said international documents and treaties will be the criteria for the sum of compensation that Iran will pay the families of the victims of a Ukrainian plane mistakenly downed by Iran in January.
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A light plane crashes at an illegal airfield outside Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea (PNG): The plane is registered to a dead man, there is no pilot, no passengers, no cargo.
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Ukraine said on Friday that its first round of talks with Iran about issues related to a Ukrainian passenger plane mistakenly shot down by Iran in January, had been constructive.
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An Iranian delegation arrived in the capital of Ukraine, Kiev, early on July 30 to discuss Flight 752, the Ukrainian passenger plane that was mistakenly downed near Tehran in January 2020.
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An Iranian delegation will visit Ukraine on Wednesday and Thursday to discuss issues related to a Ukrainian passenger plane mistakenly shot down by Iran in January, the Ukrainian foreign minister said.
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By Jamal Elaheebocus
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Criminal acts taken by the US in threatening lives of ordinary people, ranging from economic terrorism to aviation terrorism, are not over, said Iran’s ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reacting to harassment of an Iranian airliner over Syria by two US fighters.
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The spokesman of Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said US recent adventurism against an Iranian airliner is against regional peace and security stressing that such actions “will not go unanswered.”
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Iran’s Foreign Ministry has censured the long history of US crimes in the Persian Gulf region on the anniversary of shooting down of an Iranian passenger plane by the US Navy in 1988 which killed all 290 people on board, including 66 children.
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