Domestic flights in Afghanistan have resumed after their suspension following the country's takeover by the Taliban. State-run Ariana Afghan Airlines began operating again over the weekend between Kabul and three cities, Herat in the west, Mazar-i-Sharif in the north, and Kandahar in the south.
Airline officials say though the flights have been conducted without a functioning radar system at the capital's airport. A team of Qatari and Turkish technicians has arrived in Kabul to help restart operations at the airport which the U-N says is crucial to providing the country with humanitarian assistance. It remains to be seen however whether other commercial airlines will be willing to offer service.
Domestic Flights Resume in Afghanistan
