Iran’s largest international airport reopened for commercial flights on Saturday, a move seen as a sign of the regime’s confidence that the ongoing ceasefire with the United States will hold — at least for now.

Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport had been closed for nearly two months following the outbreak of the U.S.-Israel war with Iran in late February.

Mohammad Amirani, CEO of the Iran Airports and Air Navigation Company, told the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency that flights are currently limited to domestic carriers serving a small number of destinations, including Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Oman. He added that authorities are working to restore the airport’s full operational capacity.