Syria bans Turkish airlines flights

Syria has banned Turkish Airlines flights from its air space, according to state-run news agency SANA.

Sun, 14 Oct, 2012 - 11:05

Syria has banned Turkish Airlines flights from its air space, according to state-run news agency SANA.

The decision came three days after Turkey intercepted a Syrian passenger plane en route from Moscow to Damascus and seized what it said was military equipment on board.

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