Qatar Airways has announced its plans to re-establish operations to Damascus International Airport, marking a significant step toward strengthening regional connectivity. Starting January 7, 2025, the airline will operate three weekly flights connecting the Syrian capital, Damascus, to over 170 destinations worldwide via Doha.
In a recent statement, Qatar Airways emphasized its commitment to meeting passenger demands while working closely with relevant authorities to ensure compliance with safety, security, and operational standards.
Badr Mohamed El-Meer, Qatar Airways Group CEO, expressed enthusiasm about this development, stating:
"We are delighted to resume flights to Damascus, a city of great historical and cultural significance. This development demonstrates our commitment to further enhance the connectivity and ease of travel we offer our passengers."
This announcement comes as Damascus International Airport regains its operational capacity after significant political changes in Syria. On December 18, a Syrian Airlines passenger plane marked a new era by flying from Damascus to Aleppo, signaling progress in the region's aviation sector.
With its robust global network, Qatar Airways aims to position itself as a key player in reconnecting Syria to the world, fostering both travel and economic growth in the region.
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