Syrian Airlines debuts new livery as fleet and network expansion plans for 2026

First reported

Syrian Airlines debuts new livery as fleet and network expansion plans for 2026
Image: airway.com.br

Syrian Airlines unveiled a dark green and gold livery on 5 October at Damascus International Airport on its Airbus A320 registration YK‑AKJ.

The carrier, which started 2026 with three operational aircraft, now operates six and aims to have twelve by year‑end, while expanding its network from nine to 25 destinations by December 2026; its fleet includes two used A320s acquired via Iran in 2022, two A320s received in August as part of an eight‑aircraft used‑aircraft program, and six A320s delivered in 1998–1999 that are currently parked in Damascus, and it has resumed EU operations using an A320 operated by Lithuanian Heston Airlines.

Based on 1 report

How we use AI · Report an error

Latest

  1. Porter-backed Montreal Metropolitan Airport opens new $450 million terminal
  2. Virgin Australia teams with Pinterest for 2027 Pride Flight theme and events
  3. Aena signs purchase agreement to manage Rio de Janeiro‑Galeão Airport
  4. Paraguayan Air Force adds first twin‑engine turboprop to South American military fleet
  5. ICAO and IATA urge renewed commitment to CORSIA on its 10th anniversary
  6. Amex GBT announces leadership transition after seven years and has new CEO
  7. WestJet granted permission by ANAC for regular international flights to Brazil
  8. Air Cambodia to add two weekly flights on Phnom Penh‑Fuzhou‑Tokyo route
All latest posts

Welcome back

Enter your email and password.

New to Terminair?

PrivacyCookies