“Asanpardakht” and three other companies were banned from selling plane tickets until further notice due to high prices

According to the words of the head of the Civil Aviation Organization, until the pricing of the plane tickets is determined, the airlines should sell the tickets at the previous price in the market

According to the words of the head of the aviation organization and based on the notification of the deputy prosecutor, the companies “Moj Zamzam”, “Charter 724” and its subsidiaries and “Asanpardakht” have been prohibited from selling and selling tickets until further notice.

Mohammad Mohammadi Bakhsh, the head of the Civil Aviation Organization, said in an interview with reporters: “Until the pricing of the plane tickets is determined, the airlines must sell the tickets at the previous price in the market, and today three ticket sales sites were stopped due to high prices.”

Stating that the traders of the ticket market will be dealt with decisively, he said: “Until the final law on how to price plane tickets is determined, airlines are obliged to sell tickets in the market as in the past, and if an airline commits a violation, its license will be revoked and It will be referred to the authorities.”

Mohammadi Bakhsh continued to emphasize: “According to the notification of the Deputy Prosecutor and Deputy Head of the General and Revolution Prosecutor’s Office of the 30th District, Tehran Airports, to the airlines, “Moj Zamzam”, “Charter 724” and its subsidiaries and the “Asanpardakht” software group, due to overselling of plane tickets. They were prohibited from any transfer and sale of tickets until further notice.