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Qatar Airways to Resume Flights to Syria After 13 Years

Qatar Airways to Resume Flights to Syria After 13 Years

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January 4, 2025
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In a significant move to restore regional connectivity, Qatar Airways has announced the resumption of flights to Damascus, Syria, after a 13-year hiatus. Beginning January 7, 2025, the airline will operate three weekly flights, re-establishing a vital link between Syria and the world.

Restoring Regional Connections

This decision marks an important step in re-integrating Damascus into the global travel network. Qatar Airways’ service will provide Syrian passengers with access to over 170 destinations via its Doha hub, enhancing travel options for business and leisure.

Commitment to Safety and Excellence

Qatar Airways is collaborating closely with local Syrian authorities to ensure compliance with the highest safety and operational standards. The airline’s reputation for excellence and reliability will play a key role in rebuilding confidence in Syria’s aviation sector.

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Remarks from Leadership

Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, Group CEO of Qatar Airways, highlighted the cultural and historical importance of Damascus, stating:

“This relaunch reflects our dedication to fostering regional ties and facilitating global travel. We are proud to reconnect Syria with the world through our extensive network.”

A Catalyst for Regional Growth

The resumption of flights is expected to:

  • Boost trade and tourism in Syria.
  • Strengthen economic ties between Syria and other countries.
  • Provide Syrian travelers with seamless connections to international markets.

Looking Forward

As Qatar Airways takes this significant step, it underscores the airline’s role as a leader in global connectivity and its commitment to bridging gaps in regional travel. The relaunch of flights to Damascus symbolizes a hopeful future for aviation in the region.


This article explores Qatar Airways’ milestone decision to resume flights to Syria. Stay updated with The Logistic News for more insights into global aviation and logistics trends.

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