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U.S. lifts counterterrorism sanctions on Fly Baghdad and two Boeing 737s after two years

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The U.S. Treasury Department has removed Iraqi airline Fly Baghdad and two of its Boeing 737s from counterterrorism sanctions, ending restrictions imposed two years ago. The action restores the airline and the aircraft to a less constrained position under the U.S. sanctions regime.

Discovered 2026-08-07T09:31:04.222476-07:00 | 2026-08-07T09:31:04.222476-07:00

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  • The Treasury action changes the compliance position of Fly Baghdad and two Boeing 737s previously subject to U.S. counterterrorism restrictions.
  • The case highlights how sanctions can directly affect an airline’s aircraft and operations, making U.S. policy developments relevant to fleet management, financing and commercial relationships.
  • No related previous clusters were provided for additional context.

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