German carrier Lufthansa resumed its direct flights to Tehran on Saturday, two days after a man’s body was discovered in the landing gear well of an Airbus A340 flying in from the Iranian capital. A spokesperson said that “after a thorough assessment with internal experts and authorities,” the airline had concluded that the normal flight schedule could resume. Maintenance workers at Frankfurt Airport discovered the body on a plane that had flown in from Tehran on Thursday. Lufthansa subsequently cancelled several flights to Iran. The identity of the man has not been released.