Tehran: Iran on Wednesday continued commercial flights to Afghanistan which had been stopped after the Taliban considered strength, the news agency reported.
The Fars Semiofficial news agency reported that the passenger returned by the Charter returned from Tehran to Kabul.
It was said the second flight from the Eastern City of Mashhad was left for Kabul too.
Flights from the Airbus Air Armada Mahan.
Iran stopped the flight to Afghanistan in mid-August.
Tehran remains a criticism of the Taliban and routinely urges the formation of the government that represents all Afghan groups.
Iran and Afghanistan share around 945 kilometers, (580 miles) borders.
Reportedly, Iran accommodates around 800,000 registered Afghan refugees and more than two million documented Afghans living in the country for the past four decades.