Syrian Civil Aviation Approves Asian Airlines for October Flights

The General Authority of Civil Aviation and Air Transport in Syria confirmed that the assessment of Syrian airspace safety by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has improved. There has been a decrease in risk levels for overflight operations at high altitudes, with the possibility of utilizing specific parts of Syrian airspace in accordance with technical regulations. This development coincides with the Authority's meeting with the European Union delegation to enhance cooperation and air connectivity with Europe. Additionally, two Asian airlines are preparing to start using Syrian airspace from late October, reflecting a recovery in transit traffic and renewed confidence in Syrian airspace. Furthermore, the Authority has approved a new air route as part of a project to develop the Syrian air navigation network, aiming to increase the efficiency of the airspace and hasten its recovery as a key component of international air transport.

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