Syrianair to Launch Direct Scheduled Aleppo–Moscow Flights on November 18
Syria's Civil Aviation Authority announced that the national carrier Syrianair will begin direct scheduled flights between Aleppo and Moscow on November 18, restoring a nonstop connection between northern Syria and the Russian capital.
Key points
- Syrianair launches direct scheduled Aleppo–Moscow flights on November 18
- Announcement issued by Syria's Civil Aviation Authority
- Weekly schedule and ticket prices have not yet been announced
- The route gives travelers from northern Syria nonstop access to Moscow
Details of the New Aleppo–Moscow Route
Syria's Civil Aviation Authority stated that Syrianair, the national carrier, will start operating direct and regular flights between the city of Aleppo and the Russian capital Moscow beginning November 18. For travelers from northern Syria, the announcement means the journey to Russia will no longer require intermediate stops or transit through airports in neighboring countries.
Aleppo Airport's Returning Role in Civil Aviation
Operating a regular route to Moscow from Aleppo International Airport marks a step in the airport's return to civilian service after years of disruption. It signals the restoration of air traffic to northern Syria, a development of interest to expatriates, families, and students alike.
Frequently asked questions
When do direct Aleppo–Moscow flights start?
Syrianair will begin direct scheduled flights between Aleppo and Moscow on November 18, according to an announcement by Syria's Civil Aviation Authority.
Which airline operates the Aleppo–Moscow route?
The route will be operated by Syrianair, Syria's national carrier, with the announcement made officially by the Syrian Civil Aviation Authority.
How much are tickets from Aleppo to Moscow?
Ticket prices have not yet been announced, nor has the weekly flight schedule. These details are expected to be released by the airline before service begins on November 18.
Are the Aleppo–Moscow flights regular or seasonal?
According to the Civil Aviation Authority, the flights are direct and regular, meaning they will operate on a permanent schedule rather than as seasonal or exceptional services.
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