Airspace in Syria has been reopened to flights. Authorities announced that operations at Damascus International Airport have returned to normal and air traffic has resumed.
Airspace Reoened to Flights
In a statement by the Syrian Civil Aviation and Air Transport Authority, it was reported that Syrian airspace has been reopened to flights.
The statement noted that all air corridors, which had previously been closed for security reasons, have been fully reactivated and air traffic has been restarted.
Operations Return to Normal at Damascus Airport
It was stated that flights at Damascus International Airport are being carried out regularly in accordance with approved schedules, including arrivals and departures.
Authorities emphasized that operations at the airport have fully returned to normal and services are continuing without interruption.
Decision Taken Following Technical Assessments
The statement indicated that the decision was made following technical assessments conducted by a committee of experts in risk management, in line with regional developments.
It was also noted that comprehensive analyses were carried out in coordination with regional and international institutions during this process.
Objective: Safe and Orderly Air Traffic
Authorities stated that the primary objective of reopening the airspace is to ensure the highest level of aviation safety.
It was also emphasized that the aim is to manage air traffic more efficiently and in an orderly manner, in accordance with international standards.
