International flights return to Kirkuk after two-month shutdown
Shafaq News- Kirkuk
Iraq's Kirkuk International Airport resumed international flights on Friday after a suspension lasting more than two months, the airport administration announced.
The facility received its first incoming aircraft, as the administration moves to expand routes and return the flight schedule to normal in the coming period.
Domestic flights had resumed on April 10 after being halted due to aviation risks tied to the US-Israeli war on Iran.
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