Commuter air carriers' aircraft exempted from property tax through 2036 under RCW 82.48.

DAMASCUS, Feb 11 (Bernama-SANA) — Syrian Airlines has achieved a significant operational and institutional recovery, restoring flights, modernising services and expanding its network after years of near inactivity caused by war. The airline’s rehabilitation reflects broader recovery efforts in the country’s civil aviation and transport sectors, the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported. The decade-long war left the national carrier with a largely grounded fleet, limited international connections and outdated infrastructure. Many airports were damaged and flights were severely restricted due to security risks and sanctions. The current recovery marks the first substantial revival of Syria’s air transport system in […]

The domestic air passenger traffic reached 138.5 lakh in October, higher by 6.3 per cent in comparison to 130.3 lakh in the previous month, according to a report on Thursday.

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AviationNews – Dubai International Airport, long considered the world's most active global hub, experienced a dramatic 66 percent drop in passenger traffic this March. The sharp decline stems directly from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, which has forced a significant restructuring of regional flight paths. The downturn in March saw traveler numbers plummet to just 2.5 million, dragging the total for the first quarter down by 21 percent to 18.6 million passengers.

Aviation News – Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has recorded a significant double-digit growth in air traffic for February 2026, signaling a robust recovery for the global aviation hub. This surge, driven largely by holiday travel and increased transit demand, underscores the airport's pivotal role in connecting East Asia with the rest of the world. The Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) reported that the facility handled 5.42 million passenger trips during the month, representing a 20.1 percent increase compared to the same period last year.

AviationNews – European air traffic has officially surpassed its pre-pandemic peak, with Eurocontrol reporting a record-breaking 11.12 million flights conducted throughout 2025. This achievement marks the definitive end of the recovery era, as the industry finally moves beyond the benchmark set in 2019. According to the latest data released in early January 2026, the total number of flights across the Eurocontrol area grew by 4% compared to 2024.

Aviation News – Airbus reported its strongest month of 2025 in October, delivering 78 aircraft to 36 customers worldwide, marking a new record for the manufacturer and underscoring rising global demand for commercial aviation capacity. The October delivery total significantly surpassed the 62 aircraft handed over in the same month last year. It also exceeded the company’s September performance by five aircraft, reinforcing a steady upward trend in production and delivery momentum across the Airbus portfolio.