Flights resume at airports in Tehran
Iran has decided to lift the flight ban at two major airports in Tehran, reopening its doors to air traffic.
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Tehran's primary airports, Imam Khomeini International Airport and Mehrabad Airport, had been closed to passenger and aircraft traffic for a long time following recent conflicts. Authorities announced that these two important facilities will reopen for flights as of April 20.
This decision, taken for the first time since the start of the war, is considered an important step in domestic and international transportation. With the airports resuming operations, it is not yet clear whether aviation activities in the region have begun to normalize. As of now, no definitive information has been shared by any official source in Iran regarding whether flights have actually commenced.
While Iran's decision paves the way for the revival of the transportation network in the capital, passengers and airline companies are closely monitoring the developments.