Flights have resumed at Iran’s Bandar Abbas airport on domestic routes, including Tehran, Mashhad, and Isfahan, following disruptions linked to US military actions against the southern city. Prior to the conflict, the airport managed 35 to 40 flights daily. This resumption marks a tentative step toward normalcy in a region heavily impacted by ongoing US-Iran hostilities. Bandar Abbas, a significant port and military hub near the Strait of Hormuz, remains at the heart of the conflict due to its strategic importance for airport operations. Market pricing now puts the probability of a full airspace closure by August 31 at 6.5%, down from 8% the previous day.
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