SYRIAN Airlines rolls out new visual identity and plans fleet and network expansion

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SYRIAN Airlines rolls out new visual identity and plans fleet and network expansion
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SYRIAN Airlines unveiled its updated visual identity and new strategic vision at Damascus International Airport, and the first aircraft bearing the new livery entered service.

The carrier’s operational fleet currently numbers six aircraft and it intends to double the fleet to twelve, with source 1 and 3 saying by the end of the year and source 2 stating by the end of 2026. It serves nine destinations now and aims to reach 25 by year‑end, having added routes to Amsterdam, Vienna, Copenhagen and Moscow.

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