Commercial flights have resumed at Imam Khomeini International Airport for the first time since the war involving Iran, the United States and Israel about two months ago.
Iran’s state-run television said Saturday that services are operating to destinations including Istanbul, Muscat and Medina, reports AP/UNB.
Flight-tracking platform Flightradar24 showed at least three flights to Istanbul departing in the morning, indicating a partial return of international connectivity.
Iran had earlier reopened parts of its airspace during a temporary ceasefire with the United States, allowing limited aviation activity.
Authorities have not said when full international operations will fully resume.
