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Qatar Airways flights to Syria fully operational
Doha, QATAR – Contrary to recent media reports, Qatar Airways confirms scheduled passenger flights to and from Syria are fully operational and that reports the airline has suspended services are completely unfounded.
Qatar Airways has only reduced frequency from 10 flights a week to 7 services each week to and from Damascus due to a reduction in traffic.
Passengers holding reservations on the three cancelled flights have been re-booked on the other Damascus services.
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