List of Syrian Air Force Bases

List of Syrian Air Force Bases

This page lists bases and airports operated or used by the Syrian Air Force.

Military Air Bases

* Abu ad Duhor - coord|35|43|56|N|37|6|15|E|type:airport|name=Abu ad Duhor
* Afis - coord|35|8|19|N|36|6|55|E|type:airport|name=Afis
* Al Qusayr - coord|34|34|9|N|36|34|22|E|type:airport|name=Al Qusayr
* An Nasiriya - coord|33|55|5|N|36|51|57|E|type:airport|name=An Nasiriya
* As Suwayda - coord|32|42|19|N|36|24|46|E|type:airport|name=As Suwayda
* Dumayr - coord|33|36|35|N|36|44|56|E|type:airport|name=Dumayr
* Hamah - coord|35|17|7|N|40|10|34|E|type:airport|name=Hamah
* Jirah - coord|36|5|48|N|37|56|11|E|type:airport|name=Jirah
* Khalkhalah - coord|33|3|41|N|36|33|8|E|type:airport|name=Khalkhalah
* Marj As Sultan - coord|33|9|6|N|36|8|31|E|type:airport|name=Marj As Sultan
* Marj Ruhayyil - coord|33|17|6|N|36|27|29|E|type:airport|name=Marj Ruhayyil
* Minakh - coord|36|31|19|N|37|2|12|E|type:airport|name=Minakh
* Qabr as Sitt - coord|33|0|5|N|36|8|0|E|type:airport|name=Qabr as Sitt
* Saiqal - coord|33|40|57|N|37|12|50|E|type:airport|name=Saiqal (Tsaykal)
* Shayrat - coord|34|29|30|N|36|54|35|E|type:airport|name=Shayrat
* Tiyas - coord|34|31|22|N|37|37|49|E|type:airport|name=Tiyas

Civil Airports

* Aleppo International Airport - coord|36|10|51|N|37|13|28|E|type:airport|name=Nejrab
* Bassel Al-Assad International Airport - coord|32|42|19|N|36|24|46|E|type:airport|name=Bassel Al-Assad International Airport
* Damascus International Airport - coord|33|24|41|N|36|30|56|E|type:airport|name=Damascus International Airport
* Deir ez-Zor Airport - coord|35|17|7|N|40|10|34|E|type:airport|name=Deir Zzor
* Dimashq-Mezze - coord|33|28|40|N|36|13|24|E|type:airport|name=Dimashq-Mezze
* Kamishly Airport - coord|37|1|26|N|41|11|36|E|type:airport|name=Kamishly Airport
* Palmyra Airport - coord|34|33|58|N|38|18|3|E|type:airport|name=Palmyra
* Rasin El Aboud - coord|36|11|15|N|37|34|56|E|type:airport|name=Rasin El Aboud
* Tabqa - coord|35|45|17|N|38|34|0|E|type:airport|name=Tabqa

ee also

* List of airports in Syria
* Syrian Air Force
* Military of Syria

References

* [http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/syria/airfields.htm Syrian Airfields at GlobalSecurity.org]
* [http://www.scramble.nl/sy.htm Syrian Air Force] at Scramble Magazine - Dutch Aviation Society


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