Sanctioned Iranian Airline Lands in China After US Aviation Deadline
A Mahan Air jet reached Guangzhou hours after an OFAC wind-down period expired, as Beijing rejected Washington’s sanctions.
A plane operated by Mahan Air, a U.S.-sanctioned Iranian airline, landed in Guangzhou, China on September 23. This landing occurred hours after a deadline set by the U.S. Treasury Department for winding down certain Iran-related transactions. Flight tracking data confirms the flight’s departure from Tehran and arrival in China.
- Mahan Air flight W593 landed in Guangzhou, China on September 23.
- The landing took place hours after a U.S. Treasury Department deadline expired.
- The deadline concerned the wind-down of certain Iran-related transactions.
- Flight tracking data shows the flight departed Tehran and arrived at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.
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