Turkish Airlines has announced that it will resume flights to Damascus, Beirut and Amman at the beginning of May.

In a statement, Turkish Airlines stated that flights to the three cities will restart as of May 1, The Caspian Post reports, citing Anadolu.

The routes had been suspended since February 28, when US and Israeli attacks on Iran began, disrupting airspace across parts of the Middle East.

The resumption includes flights to Syria’s capital Damascus, Lebanon’s capital Beirut and Jordan’s capital Amman.