Iran has restarted commercial flights from Tehran's international airport for the first time in nearly two months, following a conflict involving the United States and Israel. This reopening is part of a phased plan by the Iranian Civil Aviation Organization amid a fragile ceasefire.

• 01Tehran's international airport resumes commercial flights after a two-month halt.
• 02The halt was due to ongoing conflict involving the United States and Israel.
• 03The reopening is part of a four-stage restoration strategy.
• 04The Iranian Civil Aviation Organization announced the phased reopening plan.
• 05The situation remains delicate with a fragile ceasefire in place.

The resumption of flights will enable travel and trade, potentially aiding the local economy and allowing citizens to reconnect with the outside world.