NewzCommercial flight operations resumed at Bandar Abbas International Airport in Iran on Saturday. The airport had experienced repeated service interruptions following wartime tensions involving the United States. Kazem Tavassoli, the director general of airports for Hormozgan province, confirmed the return to a scheduled flight itinerary.
The resumption of activity at the port city facility marks a return to standard operations after a period of instability. The airport serves as a critical transportation hub in the region, and its reopening follows a series of disruptions linked to the broader geopolitical conflict.
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