Ops Update: How the Iran/U.S. conflict is impacting business aviation

By Justin Murray

January 8, 2020

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As a result of the recent escalation of military conflict between the United States and Iran, the Federal Aviation Administration has released several NOTAMs prohibiting U.S.-registered aircraft from operating in the Bagdad FIR, IRAN, the Gulf of Oman, and the Persian Gulf unless they’ve received U.S. government or FAA authorization or are facing an emergency situation.

Our Universal trip support teams are actively checking all customer flights operating in the region and are available to discuss alternative flight route options.

The link to the official NOTAMs are below. If you have any questions, please reach out to your team directly.

NOTAMs

Iran: KICZ NOTAM A0002/20 – Security – United States of America Prohibition for Tehran Flight Information Region (FIR) (OIIX) (PDF)

Iraq: KICZ NOTAM A0001/20 – Security – United States of America Prohibition for Baghdad Flight Information Region (FIR) (ORBB) (PDF)

Persian Gulf: KICZ NOTAM A0003/20 – Security – United States of America Prohibition for Overwater Airspace Above the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman (PDF)

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Justin Murray

Zulu Team Manager Justin Murray has established himself as a valued resource to his clients. With particular expertise in trip-cost estimates and Far East operations, Justin has worked or trained in all areas of trip support. He routinely provides mentoring and coaching to his team members and has helped implement many key processes and procedures to improve efficiencies and deliver seamless support to clients. Twice voted Employee of the Month, and having been featured in leading industry trade publications, Justin has facilitated more than 5000 trip legs worldwide since joining Universal Weather and Aviation, Inc. in 2006.