Syrian Airlines plans 12 aircraft and 25 destinations by year‑end

Syrian Airlines will operate twelve aircraft by the end of the year and serve twenty‑five destinations, up from nine at the start of the year, while currently running six aircraft – five Airbus A320s and one Boeing 737‑500.

An Airbus A320 received the new livery on 5 October and flew to Dubai on 7 October; the livery replaces blue with green, adds a golden bird emblem and a geometric tail pattern. A Qatar‑led consortium will invest billions in Damascus airport and provide US$250 million for up to ten Airbus A320s for the airline. Syrian Airlines resumed European flights in summer 2025, first to Amsterdam and later to Copenhagen and Vienna, and an A320 leased from Heston Airlines recently carried Condor guests to Gran Canaria.