CHAM WINGS (SYRIA) tests Tunisia flights

Cham Wings Airlines (6Q, Damascus) has operated its first non-scheduled flight to Monastir in Tunisia amid plans to establish regular flights to the country, the state-owned Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) has reported.

Flight 6Q361/2 operated on December 27, 2018, using A320-200 YK-BAB (msn 342), Flightradar24 ADS-B data shows.

There have been no scheduled direct flights between Tunisia and Syria for many years.

According to the ch-aviation capacity module, Khartoum is Cham Wings' only scheduled African destination. The carrier operates four A320-200s, including one stored unit.

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Cham Wings Airlines eyes European debut in late 2Q18

Cham Wings Airlines (6Q, Damascus) is planning to make its European debut later this summer with regular passenger flights between Damascus and Belgrade, Serbia.

Aviatica magazine reports the Syrian carrier has applied to the Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate for permission to start 3x weekly flights using A320-200 equipment effective June 1. No word has yet been given on whether the application has been approved or not.
Cham Wings is a privately-owned airline operating four A320-200s on scheduled and charter flights throughout Syria as well as to Iraq, Sudan, Kuwait, Iran, Armenia, and Oman. It is currently in the process of securing a Third Country Operator's certificate (TCO) from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

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Cham Wings Airlines Damascus to Muscat

Cham Wings Airlines, a privately-owned, Damascus-based, Syrian scheduled and charter carrier, began offering two direct weekly services between Damascus (DAM) and Muscat (MCT). The first flight was operated by its 156-seat A320 on Tuesday 3 September, making it Oman Airports’ 63rd destination worldwide in a network spreading across 31 countries. The airline offers flights to other regional and international destinations from Damascus, such as Baghdad, Najaf, Beirut, Malmo and Istanbul. In the future, Cham Wings is hoping to launch services to cities such as Kuwait, Doha, and Khartoum. The 2,386-kilometre sector faces no direct competition.

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Cham Wings planning to expand regional operations in May

Cham Wings Airlines (6Q, Damascus) is planning to expand its international network with the launch of flights to Dubai Int'l and Kuwait beginning early next month. 

In December last year, it inaugurated a 3x weekly service to Beirut and has plans to develop other regional routes including Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates, Cairo Int'l in Egypt as well as several European destinations.

Currently, Cham Wings runs daily flights from Damascus to Kameshli, in the north-east of the country, and weekly flights from Damascus to the Iraqi city of Najaf. 

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