Flights between Iran, Turkey rise to 110 a week

Tehran, IRNA – The spokesman for Islamic Republic’s Civil Aviation Organization has announced that flights between Iran and Turkey have risen to 110 a week while they previously were 100. It happened after the demands of two sides’ civil aviation organizations in order to provide further facilities for the passengers, Mir-Akbar Razavi said. Referring to a meeting between senior official at Iran’s Civil Aviation Organization Hassan Khoshkhoo and Director General of Turkey’s Civil Aviation Kemal Yuksek, Razavi said the two held talks on development of transportation cooperation. Also, implementation of previous agreements was stressed, Razavi noted. Iran has a long border with Turkey. Follow us on Twitter @IrnaEnglish