Airports in Iran's Capital Resume Operations
The airports of Iran's capital, Tehran, namely Imam Khomeini International Airport and Mehrabad Airport, have resumed services for both international and domestic flights. This was reported by Tasnim.
It is noted that as the operations of both airports have returned to normal, passengers whose flights were canceled will be able to exchange their tickets for different dates.
Following a massive missile and drone strike on Israeli military facilities by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on the night of April 14, flights in 16 Iranian cities, including the capital's two airports—Imam Khomeini and Mehrabad—as well as airports in Isfahan, Bushehr, Tabriz, Kermanshah, Ahvaz, and others were canceled until 6:00 AM on April 15. This information was previously reported by the Iranian IRNA agency.
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