What Happened
War-Torn Nation Sees Airspace Reopen Amid Regional Conflict
Syria’s aviation industry is undergoing a significant revival, with the country’s airspace reopening to international flights after years of conflict. The ousting of former president Bashar al-Assad has paved the way for the return of Syrian Airlines to Europe, with a weekly flight to Amsterdam. Turkey has provided new radar and navigation systems to Syrian airports, and the EU has lifted sanctions on the country, including those on Syrian Airlines. According to a report by Unknown Source, the development reflects a growing confidence in Syria’s ability to provide safe and reliable air traffic services.