Zagros Airlines

Given that Izair has ceased operations, current safety information, regulatory certifications, and fleet age/maintenance reputation are no longer independently applicable. The airline's safety record during its operational period is as follows:

• Recent safety record and any notable incidents: Izair had a relatively clean public safety record during its years of operation. One notable incident occurred on March 10, 2010, when Pegasus Airlines Flight 361, an Airbus A319-100 operated by IZair on a ferry flight, made an emergency landing at Frankfurt Airport, Germany. This was due to a malfunction in the nose gear. The aircraft landed safely, but both front nose gear tires blew out. The incident led to the temporary closure of runway 07R/25L for three hours for recovery operations.

• Regulatory certifications: Specific details regarding Izair's independent regulatory certifications such as IOSA, FAA compliance, or its status on the EU safety list are not available in the provided search results. As it operated significantly in cooperation with, and eventually merged into, Pegasus Airlines, the latter's certifications would have applied to many of its operations.

• Fleet age and maintenance reputation: No comprehensive information is available regarding the overall fleet age or maintenance reputation of Izair. In January 2014, its fleet included a 7-year-old Boeing 737-800.

• Overall safety assessment based on available data: Based on the available public information, Izair's independent operations had only one widely reported non-fatal incident. This suggests a generally satisfactory, though limited, safety record during its operational history.

• Any safety awards or recognitions: There is no information in the search results indicating that Izair received any specific safety awards or recognitions.