The first direct flight of Syrian Airlines from the capital of Germany, Berlin, arrived today, Tuesday, at Damascus International Airport, after a 14-year hiatus, as part of Syria's return to the international air transport network.
The Syrian News Agency (SANA) quoted the head of Syria's General Authority for Civil Aviation, Omar al-Husari, who said that the flight "represents a new stop on the return route of the national carrier to the airspace of Europe", and "consolidates Syria's return to the international air transport network, and opens wider horizons for communication with the world".
Al-Khosuri added that the flight "improves the direct air connectivity between Syria and European cities", and explained that work is now underway to develop the operational and regulatory environment for the civil aviation sector, and to improve the readiness of Syria's airports and their services.
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