Iraqi Airways IA9006 flight status now

IA9006 - IAW9006 Iraqi Airways (IA)
BSR Basra Iraq
Flight BSR to BGW
BGW Baghdad Iraq
NO FLIGHTS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS Lasted record on 12-August-2021
Departure Basra International Airport
IATA: BSRICAO: ORMM
Scheduled 17:27
None None
Arrival Baghdad International Airport
IATA: BGWICAO:
Scheduled 17:27
None None
IA9006 Detail
  • Type: Domestic Flight
  • Flight Duration: 1 hours 40 minutes
  • Flight Distance: 442 kms / 275 miles
Airline
  • Iraqi Airways
  • IATA: IA
  • ICAO: IAW
  • Operating Days: NO FLIGHTS IN THE LAST 14 DAYS
Passenger Services
  • Service type: Normal passenger
  • Seats: 89
  • Freight capacity: 1.9 tons
  • Passenger classes: Economy
More Detail
  • Aircraft: Canadair (Bombardier) Regional Jet 900 and Challenger 890
  • Callsign: IAW9006
  • Departure Timezone: Asia/Baghdad
  • Arrival Timezone: Asia/Baghdad
  • Current Time in Basra: Tuesday 2025-11-18 03:44 AM
  • Current Time in Baghdad: Tuesday 2025-11-18 03:44 AM

Domestic flight Iraqi Airways IA9006 takes off from Basra (BSR) Iraq to Baghdad (BGW) Iraq. It's operated by Iraqi Airways. The plane leaves Basra International Airport at 17:27 Asia/Baghdad. The flight is expected to land at Baghdad International Airport at 17:27 Asia/Baghdad. The flight will last about 1 hours 40 minutes.

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Frequently asked questions, answered

How long is the flight from Basra to Baghdad?

On average, nonstop flight takes 1 hour(s) 40 minutes, with the flight distance of 442 km (275 miles).

What type of aircraft is used for the Iraqi Airways IA9006 flight?

All Iraqi Airways IA9006 flights are operated using Canadair (Bombardier) Regional Jet 900 and Challenger 890 aircraft.