Fly Baghdad
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Fly Baghdad (IF/FBA) is an Iranian airline based at Baghdad International Airport, established in 2015. Operating a mixed fleet of Boeing 737 and Bombardier regional jets, it serves routes connecting Iraq and the wider Middle East region.
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Fly Baghdad (IATA: IF, ICAO: FBA) is an Iranian-registered airline founded in 2015, with its primary hub at Baghdad International Airport. The airline operates scheduled services across the Middle East, leveraging its strategic location to connect regional markets.
The airline's fleet combines two aircraft families: the Boeing 737, a reliable narrow-body jet suited to medium-distance routes, and the Bombardier CRJ-200LR, a regional turboprop-powered aircraft ideal for shorter sectors and thinner routes. This mixed fleet allows Fly Baghdad to serve both trunk routes with higher passenger volumes and point-to-point connections across smaller regional airports.
Since its establishment, Fly Baghdad has positioned itself as a regional carrier serving both business and leisure passengers. The airline's network focuses on intra-regional connectivity, with Baghdad International Airport serving as the primary hub for aircraft routing and passenger connections.