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World · 21 April 2026

Iran to restart domestic flights after 50-day pause

Iran to restart domestic flights after 50-day pause

Tehran is signalling it expects the ceasefire to hold long enough for normal life to resume in parts of the country. Iran Air said today that domestic flights will restart tomorrow after a 50-day suspension caused by the war, with a Tehran-to-Mashhad service scheduled for the morning. The semi-official Fars news agency reported the announcement. It comes even as the truce with Washington is due to expire within hours.

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