Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport resumed some international flights this morning.
Iranian media say the first departures were heading to cities across the Middle East – including Medina in Saudi Arabia, Muscat in Oman, and Istanbul in Turkey.
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Iranian airspace has remained largely closed since its war with the US and Israel began on 28 February. Passenger flights have been suspended for almost two months.
On 8 April, Pakistan said the US and Iran had agreed a conditional two-week ceasefire. Donald Trump said he agreed to extend this on 21 April, until Iran had submitted a proposal for talks.
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