Air Arabia has relaunched its direct flights between Sharjah and Damascus, marking a key step in restoring regional air connectivity. The inaugural flight on July 10, 2025, was celebrated with official ceremonies at both Sharjah and Damascus airports, attended by dignitaries from the UAE and Syria.
The route now operates with two daily non-stop flights, offering greater travel flexibility between the UAE and Syria. The service is part of Air Arabia’s continued expansion strategy, providing affordable and convenient travel options across the region.
Flights are operated using the airline’s modern Airbus A320 and A321 fleet, with amenities including complimentary in-flight streaming (‘SkyTime’), onboard dining (‘SkyCafe’), and the ‘Air Rewards’ loyalty program.
This post was published on 11 July 2025 15:03
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