- Syria is beginning to resume air transport networks, with Dan Air making the first flight to Damascus.
- Syrian national carrier is expanding flight routes to Moscow, Europe, and Saudi Arabia, while the CAA plans infrastructure rehabilitation.
- The General Authority of Civil Aviation is actively working to restore international air connectivity in Syria.
EU Aviation Safety Agency assesses Syrian airspace safety; risk levels reduced
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What happened
Omar Hosari, President of the General Authority of Civil Aviation, reported that the European Union Aviation Safety Agency's recent update reflects progress in assessing Syrian airspace safety. This progress includes a reduction in risk levels for higher altitude overflights and the possibility of using specific sections of the airspace under approved technical requirements. Two Asian airlines are preparing to begin using Syrian airspace by the end of this month.
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Why it matters
The assessment and cooperation with EU missions are part of efforts to restore Syrian airspace's full role in the international air navigation network. This growing confidence in the airspace is supported by the planned increase in overflight traffic from Asian airlines.
The General Authority of Civil Aviation is actively working to restore international air connectivity in Syria, and the Syrian national carrier is expanding flight routes to Moscow, Europe, and Saudi Arabia.
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