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Arrivals, departures, terminals, and travel information
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Kameshly Airport opened in the mid-20th century (1950s) and remains a compact regional facility with a single small terminal serving northeastern Syria. Though modest in size, it’s an important gateway for Qamishli and surrounding towns, handling regional scheduled flights and occasional charters rather than major international traffic. The airport is a short drive from Qamishli’s city center with straightforward road connections, local taxis and limited shuttle or bus options to nearby towns—cross-border travelers often use it as a convenient entry point. Not a major airline hub, it primarily hosts domestic and regional carriers; fares are generally affordable for short hops, though limited competition can affect prices.
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Expect a single exchange counter and one ATM in the small arrivals area; USD and EUR are fine, but city rates are usually better—change a little on arrival and handle the rest downtown. Lines build right after flights and international cards may not work, so carry some backup cash.
Look for a compact Syrian Duty Free outlet airside, usually open around departures, for last‑minute perfumes, chocolates, and spirits. Liquor and tobacco tend to beat city prices, while cosmetics and sweets are closer to downtown rates, with access mainly for departing passengers after security.
Expect a couple of small cafés and kiosks in the single-terminal airport—one landside and one airside—pouring strong coffee and serving simple Syrian bites like manakish and shawarma. Prices are modest (coffee about $1–2, snacks $1–3, light meals $4–7) and only slightly higher than in town, so topping up before your flight is easy on the wallet.
Need a quick check or bandage? A basic medical room near Departures is staffed during flight hours (first aid is typically free), and if you need medications or COVID testing, pharmacies and private labs in town are just a short taxi ride away.
No dedicated lockers operate at Kameshly Airport, but travelers commonly arrange short-term storage with nearby hotels or trusted drivers for a small cash fee—keep valuables with you and confirm pickup times. Terminal hours track flight schedules, so allow extra time for re-screening when you return to collect your bag.
Settle into two simple waiting areas—one before security and one by the gates—or duck into the small airside VIP room (when open) for quieter seating, Wi‑Fi and light refreshments. Access is mostly reserved or for business‑class on select flights, with paid entry sometimes offered; there are no showers and the terminal generally closes after the last flight.
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