Which airports will be closed tomorrow

Following the holding of a funeral ceremony, Iran's aviation authorities have announced a three-day program for managing the country's flights. According to this plan, flights on the 13th and 14th of Tirmah will continue throughout the country without any restrictions and according to normal procedures. On the 15th of Tirmah, coinciding with the funeral ceremony, Tehran's airspace will be completely closed, and from the 16th of Tirmah, the capital's airport operations will resume.

• On the 13th and 14th of Tirmah, flights at all airports in the country will operate without any restrictions and according to normal schedules.
• On the 15th of Tirmah, coinciding with the funeral ceremony, Tehran's airspace will be completely closed.
• The complete closure of Tehran's airspace on the 15th of Tirmah will affect both major airports in the capital.
• From the 16th of Tirmah, Mehrabad Airport will resume its normal operations.
• The status of Imam Khomeini Airport on the 16th of Tirmah has been mentioned separately in one coverage, but complete details have not been explicitly stated in the available texts.
• The reason for imposing restrictions has been cited as the holding of the funeral ceremony on the 15th of Tirmah.
• No restrictions for provincial flights and airports outside Tehran on the 15th of Tirmah have been mentioned in the available coverage.
• This notification has been published simultaneously by multiple media outlets with identical content.. Coverage difference: All seven media outlets have published nearly identical content with no narrative or emphasis differences observed between them; the only notable difference is that one outlet ("Akharin Khabar") used the phrase "martyred leader" in describing the deceased, whereas other media outlets did not use this description. Additionally, details regarding the 16th of Tirmah remain incomplete in some coverage, with texts cut off at that point, which limits the possibility of complete comparison.