Biman denies imposing embargo on media reporting

Biman Bangladesh Airlines has clarified that it has imposed no embargo or restrictions on the publication of news reports concerning the national flag carrier, reaffirming its commitment to press freedom, transparency and the public’s right to information.

In a press release issued, the airline said journalists were free to exercise their professional judgment and follow their respective editorial policies while reporting on matters related to Biman, subject to applicable laws and regulations.

“Biman Bangladesh Airlines wishes to clarify that no embargo has been imposed by the airline on the publication of news reports concerning the organisation,” the release said.

The national flag carrier said it highly valued the media’s role in ensuring public access to information and respected the principles of press freedom, responsible journalism and the public’s right to information.

Highlighting its 54-year legacy of service, Biman said it remained committed to strengthening passenger confidence, transparency, accountability and service excellence.

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The airline also reaffirmed its willingness to facilitate accurate and balanced reporting by providing relevant information and official clarifications through its Public Relations Division.

Biman said it sincerely valued its constructive relationship with the media and looked forward to continued cooperation based on mutual respect, professionalism and factual accuracy.

The national flag carrier reiterated its commitment to maintaining public confidence through open and responsible communication while ensuring quality services for its passengers.