Emirates resumes Iran flights after five-month break

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Dubai-based Emirates airlines has resumed flights to the Iranian capital after a five-month break due to shutdowns to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

The 16 passengers on the Emirates flight from Dubai passed through a disinfection tunnel and had their body temperature checked upon arrival at Tehran's airport.

In the departures lounge, masked outgoing passengers lined up at the Emirates check-in counter while an airport worker disinfected dozens of luggage trolleys.

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