The General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has announced the resumption of air flights between the United Arab Emirates and the Syrian Arab Republic, marking a renewed phase of cooperation in regional aviation.
In a statement issued today, the GCAA confirmed that joint coordination is underway between relevant authorities to finalize the necessary procedures for restarting flight operations. This move is expected to bolster both passenger and cargo traffic, enhancing connectivity between the two nations.
“The resumption of flights will contribute to strengthening air traffic and supporting the movement of passengers and goods,”
the authority stated, emphasizing its commitment to ensuring safe and efficient air travel.
This development comes as part of ongoing efforts to re-establish and expand bilateral ties between the UAE and Syria, particularly in the fields of trade, logistics, and transport. The return of direct air links is anticipated to open up new commercial opportunities and streamline travel for citizens and residents of both countries.
Further details, including flight schedules and operating carriers, are expected to be announced once the procedural arrangements are finalized.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
