Iran has restarted commercial flight operations from its capital Tehran after a suspension that lasted about two months, following the implementation of a ceasefire.
According to reports, air routes across Iran had been disrupted as the conflict intensified after joint US and Israeli attacks began on February 28.
With the ceasefire now in effect, steps are under way to restore international air connectivity between Iran and other countries.
Flights have resumed from Imam Khomeini International Airport in Tehran, with services departing to Istanbul, Muscat and Madinah. At least three flights were operated to Istanbul.
Earlier, the Indian Embassy in Tehran had advised Indians not to travel to Iran due to the tense situation.
