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Tehran airport chief says foreign airlines discussing return to Iran

May 11, 2026, 01:39 GMT+1

The CEO of Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Airport City said foreign airlines are in talks to resume flights to Iran after weeks of disruption linked to regional tensions and conflict.

Speaking to ILNA, Ramin Kashef Azar said several foreign carriers had expressed readiness to restart flights to Iran, while domestic airlines were already operating international routes according to schedule.

He added that conditions at Imam Khomeini Airport were currently “normal.”

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