UAE's Etihad Airways will suspend its flight to Tehran since January 24, Khaleej Times newspaper reported Tuesday.
The company's five weekly flights to Tehran will be reduced to two in a week for a period from December 25 and January 23 and since January 24 all flights will be suspended.
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Etihad's spokeswoman didn't give the reasons for the suspension but said that all passengers affected by the move can change a travel date or get a refund.
The decision was made in view of the 2016 strategy review, with the airline scrapping flights to San Francisco and Dallas-Fort Worth in the US as well.
