Syria's Cham Wings planning Damascus-Belgrade flights from June?

The Syrian airline Cham Wings wants to launch a direct Damascus-Belgrade air service beginning with June 1, 2018. The plan is to have three flights a week – Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, by an Airbus A320 156-seater.

The company announced on its website that it would soon launch new air services, without mentioning Belgrade specifically, however, the Aviatica portal reports that a permit request has already been filed to the Civil Aviation Directorate of the Republic of Serbia and is currently being processed.

The Belgrade Airport included the information about the planned flights in its flight schedule on the official website.

It remains to be seen whether this idea will be realized, considering the ongoing civil war in Syria, which has caused all foreign airlines to suspend flights to Damascus and Aleppo.

Despite this, Cham Wings is maintaining regular air services to several cities in Turkey (Istanbul and Adana) and the Middle East – Kuwait, Khartoum, Baghdad, Muscat, Doha and Dubai.

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