Iran has reopened Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Airport, with the first flights departing on Saturday to Istanbul and Muscat on domestic airlines, state media reported, amid an ongoing ceasefire

Iran has resumed commercial flights from Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Airport, with initial departures to Istanbul and Muscat operated by domestic carriers, signaling a partial normalization of aviation activity following a temporary suspension during recent regional hostilities. The resumption of international air links reflects improved operational stability and supports a modest recovery in risk sentiment toward Iranian-linked assets, particularly in the transport and logistics sectors. This development may ease constraints on Iran’s connectivity to global trade and passenger routes, benefiting domestic airlines and potentially increasing foreign interest in infrastructure-linked opportunities. The market impact remains limited by ongoing geopolitical risks and sanctions, but the move signals progress in restoring critical infrastructure amid a fragile ceasefire. Traders will watch for further resumptions of international services and any easing in airspace restrictions by neighboring countries as indicators of sustained de-escalation.

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