#damascus-international-airport
Qatar Airways to Deploy 777 to Most Dangerous Country in the World
Qatar Airways deploys Boeing 777-300ER on the Doha to Damascus route from July 2026, boosting capacity and frequency.
Amsterdam to Get Direct Flight Again from Most Dangerous Country in the World
Syria is preparing to restore direct air connectivity with the Netherlands as authorities finalize arrangements for the ...
Turkish Airlines Resumes Flights to Most Dangerous City in the World
Turkish Airlines resumes flights to Damascus, Beirut and Amman from May 1 after two-month suspension due to Middle East ...
Qatar Airways Restarts Flights to Most Dangerous Country in the World
Qatar Airways resumes daily flights to Dubai, Sharjah and Damascus from Doha as part of its phased global network expans...
Emirates Cancels Flights to Most Dangerous Country in the World
Emirates halts flights between Dubai and Damascus from November 15, 2025, following an operational review that shifts fl...
Etihad Adds New Flights to Most Dangerous Country in the World
Etihad Airways (EY) announced the launch of new direct flights to Damascus (DAM), Syria, beginning June 2026.
Fly Cham Connects Sharjah with Most Dangerous Country in the World
Sharjah Airport (SHJ) has welcomed Fly Cham (FLY) flights, expanding its regional and international connectivity.
Qatar Airways to Resume Flights to Most Dangerous City in the World After 14 Years
Qatar Airways (QR) will resume operations to Aleppo (ALP), Syria, with three weekly flights starting 10 August 2025.
Qatar Airways Adds New Saudi Destination, Returns to Syria After 13 Years
Qatar Airways (QR) has launched flights to Abha (AHB), Saudi Arabia, marking its 11th destination within the Kingdom.
Israeli missile attacks render the airport in Damascus International Airport inoperable | Exclusive
Israeli missile attacks render the airport in Damascus International Airport inoperable | Exclusive
Alaska Airlines Attendants Challenge Boeing 787 Long-Haul Service Model
Two American Airlines Flights End Up With the Same Flight Numbers Once Again
American and United Jets Suffer Tire Failures Hours Apart at Chicago O’Hare
Turkish Airlines to Launch New 787 Flights to This Famous Asian City
Lufthansa’s Largest Passenger Jet in the World Damage Runway Lights at Munich
