The United States imposes sanctions on India-based travel company Skiez Travels, along with five other entities, citing alleged support for Iran’s Mahan Air. According to reporting across outlets, the action is part of a broader US effort targeting businesses accused of helping the airline sustain operations through commercial, logistics, and related support services.
The newly sanctioned firms are described as connected to the Mahan Air network, with the US alleging that their activities enable or facilitate the airline’s continued functioning. The coverage notes that Skiez Travels is among the targeted companies, while additional sanctioned organizations are located in other countries.
The US sanctions are framed around alleged facilitation rather than any publicly confirmed link beyond the allegations described by the US. The reports focus on the designations and the stated rationale provided by US authorities, particularly the role of third-party firms in supporting Mahan Air’s business activities. Further details on the specific measures and affected operations are tied to the terms of the US sanctions and the entities listed in the designations.
