Air travel between Pakistan and Iran has resumed after a 60-day suspension, restoring vital connectivity between the two neighboring countries.
Flight operations had been halted due to escalating regional tensions and security concerns following the recent conflict involving Iran, which disrupted aviation across the Middle East.
With the situation easing after a ceasefire and gradual reopening of airspace, authorities have now restarted international flight operations, including routes linking Pakistan with Iranian cities.
The resumption is expected to facilitate travel for passengers, boost trade links, and reconnect families separated during the suspension period.
Aviation officials indicate that flight operations will be restored in phases, with further expansion of routes likely as stability in the region improves.