Although it is difficult to predict what the precise Iranian reactions would be to a no-fly zone, given that Syria remains one of Iran's only partners in the region, and given Syria's role as a conduit to support Hezbollah, it is likely that Iran would view a no-fly zone as a concern for their interests.
Hagel assesses potential Iranian reactions to a no-fly zone in Syria.
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