Iraqi Ministry of Transport receiving 13 aircraft as part of the air fleet modernization plan

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Baghdad - INA

The spokesman for the Ministry of Transport, Maitham Al-Safi, confirmed today, Thursday, the receipt of 13 modern aircraft as part of the air fleet modernization plan, indicating the existence of a comprehensive plan to enhance air transport capabilities and keep pace with the latest international standards.

Al-Safi said in a statement to the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "The received aircraft include 6 Boeing Max aircraft, two Dreamliner (Boeing) aircraft, and 5 Airbus aircraft."

He added, "The ministry aims to receive 31 modern aircraft by 2027," stressing that "this project comes within the framework of a comprehensive strategy and plan to enhance air transport capabilities and keep pace with the latest international standards."

He concluded by saying: "The plans are proceeding according to the specified timetables, reflecting the ministry's keenness to develop the infrastructure of the aviation sector and provide high-quality services to travelers."