Iran outlines reconstruction of 27 damaged airports

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Iran Airports and Air Navigation Company CEO Morteza Dehghan said runways and navigation systems at 27 damaged airports across Iran have been rapidly reconstructed after the ceasefire. He said the work relied on domestic specialists and collaboration with knowledge-based companies, with aviation services resuming safely and uninterruptedly in the skies.

WHO: Morteza Dehghan, CEO of Iran Airports and Air Navigation Company; Deputy Minister of Roads and Urban Development

WHAT: Reported rapid reconstruction of runways and navigation systems at 27 damaged airports across Iran after the ceasefire

WHEN: Reported Sep 7, 2026 at 8:37 AM ET

WHERE: Iran

WHY: To resume aviation services and rebuild damaged airport and air navigation infrastructure after the ceasefire.

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