Syrian Civil Aviation Authority takes control of Qamishli airport in deal with SDF

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•Qamishli airport is located in northeastern Syria near the Turkish border.
•The Syrian Civil Aviation Authority assumed control of the airport on February 21, 2026.
•The transfer of control was made through a deal with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).

What Could Happen If...

▸If the Syrian government consolidates control over Qamishli airport it could strengthen government influence in northeastern Syria and reduce SDF autonomy.

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🌍Republic of Turkey 🌍Syrian Arab Republic

Organizations

🏛Syrian Civil Aviation Authority 🏛Syrian Democratic Forces

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RUTASS (EN)Qamishli airport comes under control of Syrian Civil Aviation Authority MEMiddle East MonitorSyrian authorities take control of Qamishli airport under deal with SDF

The Syrian Civil Aviation Authority has taken control of Qamishli airport following an agreement with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). This transfer marks a shift in control of a key transport hub in northeastern Syria, potentially affecting regional security and governance. The change could influence the balance of power between Syrian government forces and local Kurdish-led groups in the area.