Majid Akhavan, spokesperson for Iranâs Civil Aviation Organisation, says all flights are âoperating normally and without problemsâ and airport services are fully functioning.
Akhavan said travelers concerned about the status of flights because of recent internet-related issues âcan obtain up-to-date information directly from airport sourcesâ, the official Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) reported.
A number of foreign air carriers have stopped flights to the country in recent days after protests broke out two weeks ago.
Widespread unrest, killings and arrests in Iran during protests sparked by a collapse in the local currency.
The leadership says it will listen to demonstrators â but âriotersâ face the death penalty. As the United States warns against a bloody crackdown, how volatile is the situation?