Tehran—Restrictions on air travel in Iran, effective until the morning of October 7, have been lifted, signaling a return to regular flight operations across the country. This development comes as operational obstacles that previously hindered air travel have been resolved.

According to Trend News Agency, Jafar Yazerlu, a representative of the Civil Aviation Organization of the Islamic Republic, confirmed the lifting of the travel restrictions. "Due to the elimination of operational obstacles, the previously announced restrictions on flights have been lifted. Flights are operating as usual," Yazerlu stated. This announcement marks a significant step towards normalizing air travel in Iran, which had been temporarily disrupted.