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Tabriz International Airport resumed operations on 5 July after a 23-day shutdown caused by damage sustained during Israeli airstrikes in a recent 12-day conflict. Runway repairs and other reconstruction work have been completed, according to Ramin Azari, director-general of East Azerbaijan Airports. The first post-repair flight, operated by Iranian carrier Ata Airlines, departed Tabriz for Istanbul on Saturday morning. Airport authorities said both international and domestic services are now cleared to restart, restoring an important air link for north-western Iran.
فرودگاه بینالمللی تبریز پس از ۲۳ روز توقف فعالیت با انجام نخستین پرواز به مقصد استانبول در صبح شنبه ۱۴ تیر، بار دیگر فعالیت خود را از سر گرفت. فعالیت این فرودگاه به دلیل آسیبهای وارده به زیرساختها و باندهای پروازی در حملات هوایی اسرائیل متوقف شده بود. https://t.co/yxW15BRISh
🇮🇷| Tabriz airport has been re-opened and international/domestic flights have resumed after it got shut down during the 12-day war. https://t.co/PKvDBR09SI
İsrail saldırılarının ardından Tebriz'den ilk sefer İstanbul'a düzenlendi https://t.co/m0vv4RsecN
