Iran Air to Resume Domestic Flights After 50-Day Interruption

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Iran Air, the national air carrier, plans to resume flights from April 22 after the 50-day interruption, NourNews news agency said, citing the airline. The first flight will be made on Wednesday from Tehran to Mashhad. Iran partly resumed flights from main airports of the country earlier. The first passenger aircraft after announced airspace opening made the flight from Oman to Iran on April 18.

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