The Iranian Civil Aviation Organization announced that civil flights in the country will be gradually resumed.
According to reports in the Iranian media, the Iranian Civil Aviation Organization shared a new roadmap with the public aimed at restoring air traffic in the country to normal. The statement indicated that suspended civil aviation activities will be resumed in four separate phases. It was reported that, under the established plan, only connecting flights will be permitted in the first phase. It was noted that in the second phase of the process, flights from airports located in the eastern part of the country will be launched.
In the third phase of the plan, it was stated that Mehrabad and Imam Khomeini airports in the capital, Tehran—which sustained severe damage in attacks carried out by the U.S. and Israel—will be reopened for use. It was also noted that in the final phase of the normalization process, airports in the western regions will be included in air traffic.
