List of airports in Syria

This is a list of airports in Syria, a country in Western Asia. Syria borders Lebanon and the Mediterranean Sea to the west, Turkey to the north, Iraq to the east, Jordan to the south, and Palestine to the southwest. Its capital city is Damascus.

Airports

Airport names shown in bold had scheduled passenger service on commercial airlines (as of February 2026).^[1]^[2]

Public airports

Name	Location served	Governorate	Held by	ICAO	IATA	Utilization	Helipads	Runways	Shelters	Squadrons	Coordinates
Abu Hajar Airfield	Rmelan	al-Hasakah	p	none	none	Agricultural military	?	1	0	?	36°53′52″N 41°59′51″E / 36.89778°N 41.99750°E / 36.89778; 41.99750 (Abu Hajar Airport)
Aleppo International Airport	Aleppo	Aleppo	p^[3]	OSAP	ALP	Public military/ civil	10	1	8	? Squadron Mi-8 Hip C ? Squadron Mi-8 Hip C	36°10′50″N 37°13′27″E / 36.18056°N 37.22417°E / 36.18056; 37.22417 (Aleppo International Airport)
Damascus International Airport	Damascus	Damascus	p	OSDI	DAM	Public military/ civil	0	2	16	522 Squadron An-24, An-26, Il-76 565 Squadron Yak-40 575 Squadron Falcon 20E, Falcon 900 585 Squadron Tu-134, Boeing 737	33°24′38″N 36°30′51″E / 33.41056°N 36.51417°E / 33.41056; 36.51417 (Damascus International Airport)
Deir ez-Zor Airport	Deir ez-Zor	Deir ez-Zor	p	OSDZ	DEZ	Public military/ civil	0	1	4	8 Squadron MiG-21MF/UM	35°17′07″N 40°10′33″E / 35.28528°N 40.17583°E / 35.28528; 40.17583 (Deir ez-Zor Airport)
Latakia International Airport - Khmeimim Air Base	Latakia	Latakia	p	OSLK	LTK	Public military/ civil	15	1	0	618 Squadron Mi-14, Ka-25, Ka-27	35°24′03″N 35°56′55″E / 35.40083°N 35.94861°E / 35.40083; 35.94861 (Latakia International Airport)
Qamishli International Airport	Qamishli	Al-Hasakah	p	OSKL	KAC	Public military/ civil	0	1	0		37°01′14″N 41°11′29″E / 37.02056°N 41.19139°E / 37.02056; 41.19139 (Qamishli Airport)
Malikiyah Municipal Airfield	Al-Malikiyah	al-Hasakah	p	none	none	Agricultural military	?	1	0	?	37°11′8″N 042°13′56″E / 37.18556°N 42.23222°E / 37.18556; 42.23222 (Al-Malikiyah Municipal Airfield)
Palmyra Airport	Palmyra	Homs	p	OSPR	PMS	Public Military	0	1	16		34°33′27″N 38°19′01″E / 34.55750°N 38.31694°E / 34.55750; 38.31694 (Palmyra Airport)
Hama Military Airport	Hama	Hama	p^[4]	none	OS58	Military	?	?	?		35°07′05″N 36°42′40″E / 35.118156°N 36.711186°E / 35.118156; 36.711186
Hamidiyah Municipal Airfield	Al-Hamidiyah	Tartus	p ^[5]		QTR	Agricultural military	0	1	0		34°47′32″N 35°55′25″E / 34.79222°N 35.92361°E / 34.79222; 35.92361 (Hamidiyah Municipal Airfield)

Closed airports

Name	Location served	Governorate	Held by	ICAO	IATA	Utilization	Helipads	Runways	Shelters	Squadrons	Coordinates
Fiq Airfield	Fiq & Al ‘Al	Quneitra	p		none	Public	0	1	0	0	32°47′12″N 35°43′05″E / 32.78667°N 35.71806°E / 32.78667; 35.71806 (Fiq Airfield)
Tabqa Airport (Tabqa Airbase)	Tabqa	Raqqa	p		none	Public military	0	1	18	?	35°45′17″N 38°34′01″E / 35.75472°N 38.56694°E / 35.75472; 38.56694 (Tabqa Airport)

References

↑ "International flights to resume at Syria's Damascus airport". France 24. 2025-01-04. Retrieved 2025-06-13.
↑ "First Jordanian flight lands in Syria's Aleppo International Airport after relaunch". Arab News. 2025-03-23. Retrieved 2025-06-13.
↑ Farmer, Ben (2024-11-30). "Syrian rebels capture Aleppo airport as they seize 'most' of city". The Daily Telegraph. ISSN 0307-1235. Retrieved 2024-11-30.
↑ Syrian Army captures Palmyra Airbase in blitz offensive – Map update
↑ "Russia building airstrip in Syria's Latakia: Russia has reportedly brought hundreds of technicians and military advisers to Hmaymeen military airport in Latakia province". Middle East Eye. MEE. 14 September 2015. Retrieved 14 August 2016. Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman said sources also reported that Russia was enlarging the Hamadiyeh airport in Tartus province, another government stronghold that is south of Latakia. The airport is currently used by aircraft that spray crops with pesticide.

External links

"ICAO Location Indicators by State" (PDF). International Civil Aviation Organization. 2006-01-12. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2007-09-26. Retrieved 2010-05-11.
"UN Location Codes: Syrian Arab Republic (includes IATA codes)". UN/LOCODE 2009-2. UNECE. 2010-02-08.
Airports in Syria. World Aero Data.
Syrian Arab Air Force. Global Security.
Syrian Arab Air Force. Scramble.

[1] "International flights to resume at Syria's Damascus airport". France 24. 2025-01-04. Retrieved 2025-06-13.

[2] "First Jordanian flight lands in Syria's Aleppo International Airport after relaunch". Arab News. 2025-03-23. Retrieved 2025-06-13.

[3] Farmer, Ben (2024-11-30). "Syrian rebels capture Aleppo airport as they seize 'most' of city". The Daily Telegraph. ISSN 0307-1235. Retrieved 2024-11-30.

[4] Syrian Army captures Palmyra Airbase in blitz offensive – Map update

[5] "Russia building airstrip in Syria's Latakia: Russia has reportedly brought hundreds of technicians and military advisers to Hmaymeen military airport in Latakia province". Middle East Eye. MEE. 14 September 2015. Retrieved 14 August 2016. Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman said sources also reported that Russia was enlarging the Hamadiyeh airport in Tartus province, another government stronghold that is south of Latakia. The airport is currently used by aircraft that spray crops with pesticide.

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