In Tehran, a travel agency said, they had been instructed by foreign airlines not to sell tickets to Iranians with visas to enter the US.
A source in the GMR Group said the airport operator has nothing to do with it. It was the decision of the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS). (Representational image)
Tehran: Foreign airlines have instructed Iranian travel agencies not to sell US-bound flight tickets to Iranians holding US visas after President Donald Trump's executive order banning visas for seven Muslim countries, including Iran.
The move comes even though a US judge on Friday temporarily blocked the ban, siding with two states that urged a nationwide hold on the executive order that has launched legal battles across the country. The directive does not include US airlines.
In Tehran, the Kowsar travel agency said, they had been instructed by all foreign airlines not to sell tickets to Iranians with visas to enter the US.
The agency said there was no problem for those who have a permanent resident card or a US passport.
( Source : AP )
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