Iran's Bandar Abbas airport resumes domestic flights
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19 hours ago|- Flights restart after repeated wartime disruptions.
- Routes reopen to Tehran, Mashhad and Isfahan.
- Airport previously handled up to 40 daily flights.
Scheduled domestic flight operations resumed on Saturday at Bandar Abbas International Airport, located on Iran's Persian Gulf coast, following repeated service interruptions linked to hostilities with the United States.
Speaking to the official news agency IRNA, Kazem Tavassoli, Director General of Airports for Hormozgan Province, confirmed that scheduled flights have restarted on high-demand domestic corridors.
Tavassoli noted that the resumption of scheduled services comes following a period of limited operations in recent days. Passengers are now able to purchase round-trip tickets connecting Bandar Abbas with Tehran, Mashhad, and Isfahan.
