A guide to Iraqi airlines: Iraqi Airways, Fly Baghdad and FlyErbil, what happened to Al Naser, Baghdad–Yerevan flights, and how to book your flight online.
🔍 Search your flightMany Iraqi travellers search for Iraqi airlines by name. This guide covers the best known: who flies today and from where, what you can book online on RideFly, and the alternatives when an airline is not available.
Iraq's national carrier, based in Baghdad, flying from Baghdad, Najaf, Basra and Erbil to regional and international destinations. Its flights can be booked online on RideFly: search your route and choose it in the airline filter.
A private Iraqi airline based at Baghdad International Airport, flying since 2017 from Baghdad to destinations including Istanbul, Antalya, Dubai, Amman, Beirut, Cairo, Mashhad, Tehran, Baku, Tbilisi and Yerevan. Its flights show in RideFly search when available on your route. It does not fly to EU countries, as it is on the EU banned list.
An airline based at Erbil International Airport, flying since 2018, mainly to German cities and other European and Turkish destinations. Its flights do not currently show in RideFly search; to fly from Erbil to Germany, search RideFly for the available flights to Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Munich and other cities.
A private Iraqi airline based in Baghdad that stopped flying on 16 April 2019 after filing for bankruptcy, so there are no flights under its name today. For the destinations it served, such as Damascus and Amman, search RideFly for the available flights.
The Baghdad–Yerevan route links Iraq and Armenia, and airlines including Fly Baghdad advertise flights on it. Search RideFly for the available flights on your date and compare them.
Search your route and date on RideFly, filter the results by airline or sort by cheapest or fastest, pay with one of the methods shown, and our team follows your booking on WhatsApp.
Search your route and date on RideFly, then choose Fly Baghdad in the airline filter to see its available flights with fares, baggage and ticket details before you book. You can sort the results by cheapest or fastest.
The best known are Iraqi Airways (the national carrier), Fly Baghdad and FlyErbil. Al Naser stopped flying in 2019.
No. Al Naser stopped flying on 16 April 2019. For the destinations it served, search RideFly for the available flights.
Yes. Fly Baghdad flights show in RideFly search when available on your route, and you can book them online.
FlyErbil flights do not currently show in RideFly search; you can search the available flights from Erbil to your destination with other airlines.
Yes. The Baghdad–Yerevan route links the two countries, and airlines including Fly Baghdad advertise flights on it. Search RideFly for the available flights on your date.
Search your route and date on RideFly, choose Fly Baghdad in the airline filter, then pick the flight, enter the travellers as in the passport and pay with one of the methods shown.
No. Fly Baghdad is on the EU list of airlines banned from operating in its airspace, so it does not fly to EU countries.
