Dutch Airlines suspends flights over Iran

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The Netherlands announced that the Royal Airlines would not operate flights over Iran and Iraq.

Report says, citing Reuters, that the decision came after Iran shot down a Ukrainian passenger plane.

The airline said that KLM, a subsidiary of Air France-KLM, will not enter Iran and Iraq for security reasons.

KLM’s last flight in the area took place an hour before the incident.

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