Civil aviation: the cancellation of the ICAO warning is an important step for the reintegration of the Syrian airspace in the world Details: The head of the General Authority for Civil Aviation and Air Transport, Omar Al-Khosuri, confirmed that the cancellation of the previous warning of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) regarding the Syrian airspace constitutes an important development in the path of its reintegration into the international navigation network and the increase of air traffic. Al-Khosuri explained that the importance of the step lies in the cessation of the use of an international warning reference that lasted for more than 13 years, after the ICAO confirmed that its previous book no longer forms a basis for operational decisions and that the risk assessment is now based on modern international frameworks and standards. The head of the authority noted that the development allows countries and international airlines to re-evaluate decisions to use Syrian airspace for transit or landing and take-off, which contributes to the expansion of navigation traffic and encouraging more companies to renew their flights to Syria. Al-Husri noted that the cancellation of the warning does not mean the automatic removal of all operational restrictions imposed by certain countries, but it is a positive development that supports technical and diplomatic efforts to address them in accordance with approved aviation safety and security assessments. He noted that the Authority continues to coordinate with ICAO and international aviation authorities to increase confidence in the safety of air operations and provide the necessary requirements to expand air connectivity with regional and international markets. Al-Khosuri emphasized that restoring the natural role of the Syrian airspace is the PA's strategic priority, due to the increase in transportation traffic and the support for economic activity and investments in the aviation sector.

Civil aviation: the cancellation of the ICAO warning is an important step for the reintegration of the Syrian airspace in the world Details: The head of the General Authority for Civil Aviation and Air Transport, Omar Al-Khosuri, confirmed that the cancellation of the previous warning of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) regarding the Syrian airspace constitutes an important development in the path of its reintegration into the international navigation network and the increase of air traffic. Al-Khosuri explained that the importance of the step lies in the cessation of the use of an international warning reference that lasted for more than 13 years, after the ICAO confirmed that its previous book no longer forms a basis for operational decisions and that the risk assessment is now based on modern international frameworks and standards. The head of the authority noted that the development allows countries and international airlines to re-evaluate decisions to use Syrian airspace for transit or landing and take-off, which contributes to the expansion of navigation traffic and encouraging more companies to renew their flights to Syria. Al-Husri noted that the cancellation of the warning does not mean the automatic removal of all operational restrictions imposed by certain countries, but it is a positive development that supports technical and diplomatic efforts to address them in accordance with approved aviation safety and security assessments. He noted that the Authority continues to coordinate with ICAO and international aviation authorities to increase confidence in the safety of air operations and provide the necessary requirements to expand air connectivity with regional and international markets. Al-Khosuri emphasized that restoring the natural role of the Syrian airspace is the PA's strategic priority, due to the increase in transportation traffic and the support for economic activity and investments in the aviation sector.