Syrian Airlines reschedules Amsterdam-Damascus flight until Friday

Syrian Airlines reschedules its Amsterdam-to-Damascus flight after a fuel-supply disruption at Amsterdam Airport prevented the aircraft from departing on time on Thursday, July 23. The airline said the temporary shortage had been resolved and that the service is now set for Friday at the same scheduled departure time. Passengers will receive updated travel information, and Syrian Airlines will provide hotel accommodation until the revised departure. The carrier apologized for the inconvenience and said the disruption stemmed from circumstances beyond its control. The rescheduling follows the airline’s restart of direct Amsterdam–Damascus flights on July 2 after several years without service, as part of efforts to expand international routes and strengthen travel links for Syrians abroad.