Some flights to Syria may not appear in global aggregators. 3balad brings together verified direct routes and practical transit options to help you plan with confidence.
AEGEAN will launch direct Athens–Damascus service on 2 December 2026, operating up to four times weekly throughout the winter on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Upcoming route — it is not an active service yet. Confirm the live timetable and ticket availability directly with AEGEAN before booking.
A SalamAir delegation inspected Damascus International Airport and reviewed the operational and technical requirements for potential flights between Syria and Oman.
Technical teams have started work on Latakia International Airport’s buildings, facilities, and equipment as the airport moves into the implementation phase of its rehabilitation.
Fly Dar says its first phase will focus on regional and European markets, with domestic flights possible later. The company also plans to recruit Syrian pilots, engineers, maintenance technicians, and new graduates.
Syria’s civil aviation authority awarded Fly Dar an Air Operator Certificate, clearing the private Syrian carrier to begin operations under the national regulatory framework.
Damascus and Aleppo navigation systems enter service
Calibration and flight testing of ILS/DME and DVOR/DME equipment were completed at Damascus and Aleppo airports. The systems support round-the-clock operations and improve reliability in low visibility and difficult weather.
Initial rehabilitation has begun to convert Mezzeh Air Base into a limited civil airport for private and business aviation, including debris removal and work on air-navigation infrastructure.
Syria approved L602 through its eastern airspace near Deir ez-Zor for Gulf–Europe overflights. Civil aviation recorded 2,188 transit flights through the evening of 18 September.
Syrian Airlines receives first two aircraft in fleet upgrade
Syrian Airlines has received the first two of eight Airbus A320-family aircraft, and both are now on Syria’s national aircraft register. Each has 156 seats, including 12 business-class seats.
This directory shows carriers with at least one active route. Pre-launch announcements are listed separately.
19operating carriers
Fly Cham
Syria / UAE · Damascus & Aleppo
14 routes
Successor to Cham Wings Airlines. Syrian-Emirati joint venture launched in June 2025, with currently verified passenger routes to the UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Armenia, Iraq, Türkiye, and Libya.
Syria's national flag carrier operating verified domestic and international routes. Its fleet-renewal program received the first two of eight Airbus A320-family aircraft on 29 August 2026; both are being prepared before passenger service.
German carrier based at Cologne Bonn Airport operating verified direct flights from Cologne to Aleppo, Damascus, and Deir ez-Zor, and from Düsseldorf to Damascus.
Operating airports appear first. Airports under rehabilitation are separated so they are not mistaken for bookable gateways.
3operating airports
DAM
Damascus International Airport
Damascus, Syria
Fully Operational
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Syria's primary international gateway, receiving the majority of international traffic. Located 20km southeast of Damascus city center. Its ILS/DME was calibrated and flight-tested to CAT II on 19 September 2026 and is operating without restrictions.
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Carriers with active routes
Fly Cham · Syrian Air · Qatar Airways · flydubai · Air Arabia· +12 more
Operating international services to Gulf states, Jordan, Turkey, Europe, and other regional hubs. Use the airport destination board for the currently published network.
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Carriers with active routes
Fly Cham · Syrian Air · flydubai · Air Arabia · Air Arabia Abu Dhabi· +9 more
2 airports under rehabilitation — no scheduled passenger service
LTK
Latakia International Airport
Latakia, Syria
Rehabilitation Underway
Located near the Mediterranean coast in Jableh/Latakia. Technical teams began rehabilitating the airport’s buildings, facilities, and equipment on 28 September 2026. It remains closed to scheduled passenger service, with no reopening date set.
For coastal travel, fly into Damascus (DAM) or Aleppo (ALP) and book airport taxi transfer.
KAC
Qamishli Airport
Qamishli, Syria
Final Rehabilitation Stage
Northeastern Syria airport. Rehabilitation reached its final stages on 8 September 2026, with aviation safety, security, navigation, and operational-readiness requirements under final review. No official reopening date has been announced.
Entry rules vary by passport, residence status, and arrival point. Check your case in the 3balad visa tool, then confirm with the airline or Syrian authority before travel.
Use the same valid travel document for booking, entry approval, and check-in, and keep a copy of any approval available offline.
Rules can change by nationality and arrival point; recheck close to departure rather than relying on an old approval or screenshot.
Do not rely on an unverified e-visa link or social-media agent.
International-card acceptance has begun at participating merchants, but the rollout is phased. Do not rely on foreign cards or ATMs as your only payment method.
Carry backup cash in clean, undamaged USD or EUR banknotes and divide it securely.
Use licensed banks or exchange companies, request a receipt, and confirm the rate before exchanging.
Cash and customs declaration rules can change. Confirm the applicable limit with the airline or Syrian customs before departure.