After partially reopening its eastern airspace, Iran has restarted operations at six airports, the Association of Iranian Airlines said, signalling a cautious return to normalcy for aviation even as regional tensions persist. According to the association, facilities now active include Imam Khomeini International Airport and Mehrabad International Airport in Tehran, alongside airports in Mashhad, Birjand, Gorgan and Zahedan. Airlines are preparing to resume both domestic and international services, with Iran’s Tasnim news agency quoting the association’s secretary on the readiness to restart flights. The reopening of parts of Iranian airspace, particularly in the east, comes as a fragile ceasefire holds…
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