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At TICKETS.COM.BR, we compare real-time fares from over 1,200 airlines and booking sites flying from Brazil to Syria, including Damascus International Airport flights and common connections via Aleppo and Latakia. We surface direct flights when available, budget carriers, and multi-city options so you can compare routes and catch the cheapest fare.

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How Much Do Flights to Syria Cost?

Flights to Syria from Brazil are driven by long connections and a limited number of nonstop options, which can push prices up, while holiday travel and school breaks create strong demand spikes. Competition on Middle Eastern and European hubs plus occasional airline promotions can pull fares down. The live cards below reveal the cheapest fares and which months tend to be cheapest and most expensive.

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Average flight time from Brazil
Approx. 18–26 hours
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Best time to book from Brazil
6-12 weeks before departure
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Cheap flight deals to Syria

Looking for cheap flight tickets to Syria? Flights from Brazil normally connect through Doha, Istanbul or European hubs rather than direct flights to Syria; most travelers arrive at Damascus International Airport (DAM) or Aleppo, with Latakia as an alternate gateway. For Syria airfare deals, compare flights from Sao Paulo to Damascus with multi-city routings, check budget airlines flying to Syria for individual legs, and monitor airline promotions. To find cheap flight tickets to Syria, use flexible dates, compare gateways, and set price alerts with us before you book flights to Damascus.

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How much should I expect to pay and when is the best time to fly from Brazil to Syria?

Cheapest: October R$4,084 - R$4,084
Most Expensive: July R$4,213 - R$7,016
From
R$3,838
BrasΓ­lia Β· Dec
Average price
R$4,607
One-way
Peak season
R$5,615
July 2026

Prices by departure city

One-way, from 4 cities in Brazil, cheapest first

Prices by departure city
Departure cityFromCheapest monthAverage priceRange over the yearFlight
β˜…BrasΓ­lia BSBR$3,838DecR$4,389R$3,838 – R$5,0091+ Stops
SΓ£o Paulo SAOR$3,862SepR$4,419R$3,862 – R$7,0161+ Stops
Rio de Janeiro RIOR$4,154FebR$4,420R$4,154 – R$4,6851+ Stops
Belo Horizonte BHZR$5,446SepR$5,446R$5,446 – R$5,4461+ Stops
Month-by-month prices from SΓ£o Paulo (One-way)
MonthFromTypical rangevs. averageFlight
July 2026R$4,213R$4,213 – R$7,01622% above average1+ Stops
August 2026R$3,968R$3,968 – R$4,4289% below average1+ Stops
September 2026R$3,862R$3,862 – R$4,7237% below average1+ Stops
October 2026R$4,084R$4,08411% below average1+ Stops
November 2026R$4,366R$4,3665% below average1+ Stops
December 2026R$4,090R$4,09011% below average1+ Stops
January 2027R$4,662R$4,6621% above average1+ Stops
February 2027R$4,650R$4,6501% above average1+ Stops
March 2027R$4,627R$4,627around average1+ Stops
April 2027R$5,312R$5,31215% above average1+ Stops
June 2027R$4,778R$4,7784% above average1+ Stops

Prices updated on July 19, 2026 Β· based on TICKETS.COM.BR flight searches

Flights from Brazil to Syria begin at R$3,399, with typical fares around R$4,107, and the lowest fares tend to appear in November. For Syria anything close to R$3,399 is a steal; over R$4,107 and you're paying peak prices, so use that as your quick benchmark when scanning tickets.

Flying to Syria in November instead of January often saves you about 27%, and even in January the cheapest seats usually start around R$4,640. That contrast between November and January is the clearest way to cut cost on Syria trips: shift a week or two and you can lock a much lower fare.

For travel to Syria, aim to book a few months ahead rather than leaving it until the last minute if you want to avoid paying above R$4,107. Booking early for Syria gives you more choice of schedules and fares, which makes it easier to find seats near R$3,399 rather than scrambling when prices climb close to peak demand.

To save on flights to Syria, keep your dates flexible, set a price alert, compare nearby airports and test one-stop itineraries against direct ones to see if you can reach R$3,399. Also weigh one-way versus round trips when you search for Syria β€” sometimes breaking a trip into two separate tickets brings you under R$4,107.

Common questions about flying to Syria

How much does it usually cost to fly to Syria from Brazil?

Typical fares to Syria from Brazil run around R$4,107, with occasional sales dropping to R$3,399. Expect prices to vary by season and how far ahead you book; flexibility on dates and airports for Syria often delivers the best chances to land something near R$3,399 rather than paying above R$4,107.

When is the best time of year to fly to Syria for low fares?

Best time to fly to Syria for lower fares is November; flying in November instead of January saves around 27%. Even during busier months like January, the cheapest seats for Syria typically start around R$4,640, so aim for November if your schedule allows to maximize savings.


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Best Time to Book a Flight to Syria

6-12 weeks before your flight
Last minute0-2 weeks before departure~+35%
Optimal6-12 weeks before departureBaseline
Too earlyMore than 24 weeks before~+10%

For flights to Syria from Brazil, airlines tend to release competitive fares several months out, but prices often tighten as departure nears due to limited international service and seasonal demand. Booking inside the 6–12 week window balances inventory and sales promotions from carriers serving Damascus and Aleppo. Watch for periodic airline promotions and set price alerts with TICKETS.COM.BR to catch sudden drops.


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Top attractions in Syria you shouldn’t miss

Visit Damascus, Aleppo and Palmyra for ancient souks, Umayyad architecture and desert ruins. Plan for hot summers and cooler winters; check local entry rules and flights before you travel.

Umayyad Mosque
One of the oldest and largest mosques in Damascus, located in the old city; allow 1–2 hours to explore the courtyard and prayer hall.

Open: 24/7

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Damascus, Damascus Governorate

Flights to Umayyad Mosque (Damascus)
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Al-Bazaar (Souk al-Hamidiyya)
A covered market in the old city of Damascus for spices, sweets and textiles; best visited before evening when it gets busy.

Open: 9:00 - 21:00

Entry fee: Free

Best time to visit: Afternoon

Located in: Damascus, Damascus Governorate

Flights to Souk al-Hamidiyya (Damascus)
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Citadel of Aleppo
A medieval fortress on a hill in Aleppo offering views over the city; plan for a short guided walk and photo stops.

Open: 8:00 - 17:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Aleppo, Aleppo Governorate

Flights to Citadel of Aleppo (Aleppo)
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Palmyra Ruins
Ancient Roman oasis city with colonnaded streets and temples; access may vary so check current local conditions before visiting.

Open: Variable

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Late afternoon

Located in: Tadmur (Palmyra), Homs Governorate

Flights to Palmyra Ruins (Palmyra)
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Krak des Chevaliers
A well-preserved Crusader castle west of Homs; allow a couple of hours to tour the fortifications and museum displays.

Open: 9:00 - 16:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Homs Governorate

Flights to Krak des Chevaliers (Homs)
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Dead Cities (Jabal Sem`an area)
Clusters of abandoned Byzantine villages in northwest Syria with stone houses and churches; good for half-day hikes and photography.

Open: Variable

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Afternoon

Located in: Northwest Syria

Flights to Dead Cities (Jabal Sem`an)
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National Museum of Damascus
Houses archaeological finds from across Syria, including mosaics and ancient artifacts; allow 1–2 hours for the main exhibits.

Open: 9:00 - 16:00

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Damascus, Damascus Governorate

Flights to National Museum of Damascus (Damascus)
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Ma`loula
A mountain village where Western Aramaic is still spoken, known for its cliffside monasteries and narrow lanes; ideal for a day trip from Damascus.

Open: Variable

Entry fee:

Best time to visit: Morning

Located in: Rif Dimashq Governorate

Flights to Ma'loula (Damascus)
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Best times to visit Syria from Brazil: seasonal tips for planning your trip

Seasons matter for Syria because weather and local rhythms shape what you can see and do in places like Damascus, Aleppo and the coast. Picking the right season affects flight availability, prices and what parts of the country are easiest to visit β€” read the season notes to match activities with the right months.



Frequently Asked Questions - Booking flights to Syria from Brazil: practical answers for travelers

Most travelers from Brazil need a visa to enter Syria; check the Syrian consulate or embassy for the current rules before you book. We recommend confirming visa requirements well ahead of travel because entry rules can change. If a visa is required, allow time to apply and gather documents such as passport photos, proof of onward travel and any local invitation or hotel booking the consulate asks for.

We compare hundreds of airlines and booking sites to show you the best available fares for flights to Syria from Brazil. That means you see many options β€” direct and connecting, low-cost and full-service β€” so you can compare flights to Syria side by side. The price you see links to the provider where you can finish your booking.

No. The price you see is the same as booking directly with the airline or booking site β€” we never add a markup or booking fee. We earn a small commission from the airline or booking site only when you complete a purchase, and that comes from them, not from you. We are never paid to feature or rank any provider.

The main gateway for international flights to Syria is Damascus International Airport; Aleppo also handles international arrivals when services operate there. From Brazil you will usually connect via Middle Eastern or European hubs. Check Damascus International Airport flights and compare itineraries with different connection cities to find the shortest total travel time or the best fare.

There are typically no direct flights to Syria from Brazil; most itineraries include one or two connections at major hubs. When you search for flights from Sao Paulo to Damascus or other routings, compare multi city flights including Syria and different layover cities to balance price and travel time.

Flight time from Brazil to Damascus varies by routing and stops but expect a long journey with total travel time often spanning many hours with connections. When you compare flights to Syria, check the full itinerary and layover lengths β€” sometimes a slightly higher fare saves hours in transit.

Be flexible with dates, set price alerts on TICKETS.COM.BR, and compare round trip tickets to Syria versus one way flights to see which is cheaper for your trip. Watch for airline promotions and discounted airfare to Syria after major sales; checking nearby airports and multi city flights including Syria can reveal lower price options.

Budget carriers rarely operate direct services into Syria; low-cost airlines more commonly serve nearby regional hubs. To use budget airlines, search for flights to a nearby hub then compare onward connections to Damascus or Aleppo. When you search, factor in transfer times and any extra baggage fees.

You need a passport valid for the period required by Syrian entry rules and any visa if required. Carry printed copies of your flight itinerary and accommodation details, plus contact info for local hosts or tour operators. Confirm any vaccination or health rules before departure, and check entry conditions close to your travel date.

Transit visa rules differ by the country where you change planes; some hubs allow airside transfers without a visa, others require a transit visa. Check the transit visa rules of each stopover country on your itinerary. If in doubt, pick connections that allow airside transfer or verify visa needs well before you travel.

Practical travel information and booking tips for Syria from Brazil

Planning flights to Syria from Brazil needs care: check entry rules, choose the right arrival airport, and expect few direct options. This guide focuses on real steps for booking cheap flight tickets to Syria, local travel tips, and what Brazilians must prepare before they fly.

International flights to Syria arrive mainly at Damascus and Aleppo; surface travel inside Syria can be slow due to road checks and reconstruction. From Damascus International Airport flights, taxis and private transfers are the usual way to reach the city center. Expect journeys to take longer than map distances imply; plan extra travel time between cities and confirm transport options before you book.

Hotels and guesthouses in Damascus and Aleppo range from basic to mid-range; luxury options are limited. Stay in central neighbourhoods like Old Damascus (Al-Midan) or near the Umayyad Mosque for easy access to sights. Book refundable rates when possible and confirm hotel pickup from the airport if you arrive late or want added safety.

Security conditions can change quickly in Syria; check official travel advice and register with consular services if available. Avoid showing expensive gear in crowded markets and use hotel-recommended taxis. Always confirm identities before accepting help; small scams often involve overcharging for taxis or unofficial guides.

Syria is conservative: dress modestly in public and ask permission before photographing people or religious sites. Greet shopkeepers politely and use basic Arabic phrases β€” it eases interactions. Be mindful of prayer times in smaller towns; some services may close briefly then.

To find cheap flight tickets to Syria from Brazil, compare multi-leg routings through major European or Middle Eastern hubs and be flexible on dates. Use price alerts at TICKETS.COM.BR and compare flights to Syria from Brazil across different carriers and nearby airports. Watching for airline promotions and booking round trip tickets to Syria often yields better value than separate one way flights to Syria.

Syrian food centers on mezze, kebabs and fresh breads; try dishes like kibbeh and muhammara in Damascus' old markets. Street food is common in city centers but choose busy vendors and cooked items to reduce stomach issues. Tap water is generally not bottled for drinking; stick to sealed bottles.

Focus on a region per trip: Damascus and its old city, a day trip to Maaloula, or Aleppo if it's open to visitors. Travel between Damascus and the coast or Aleppo can be long; plan flights or private transfers accordingly. Factor in rest days after long travel from Brazil before heavy sightseeing.

Pack conservative clothes, a basic first-aid kit, photocopies of travel documents and a power adapter (Type C/E). Bring cash in widely accepted currencies and a mix of cards; ATMs may be limited in some areas. Keep digital copies of your passport and visa.



What Airports Do You Fly Into for Syria from Brazil?

The main international gateways for travelers flying to Syria are Damascus International Airport and, where operational, Aleppo International Airport. Most flights from South America connect through Europe or Middle Eastern hubs, so check flight schedules and transit visa rules before booking.

Damascus International Airport (DAM)
Location:About 30 km southeast of central Damascus
Facilities:Basic arrivals services, taxis, limited car hire

Syria's primary international gateway, serving flights that connect from Europe and the Middle East. Ground transport includes taxis and private transfers to central Damascus.

International
Aleppo International Airport (ALP)
Location:Near Aleppo city, northern Syria
Facilities:Limited passenger services; confirm arrivals logistics

Aleppo's airport handles regional international flights when operational; services may be limited and schedules can change. Check current flight availability before planning.

Regional


Which airlines fly to Syria from Brazil?

Overview of airlines and services that can get you to Syria from Brazil. Routes are usually operated via Middle Eastern or European hubs; check connections, baggage rules, and visa-on-arrival or transit visa needs before you book.

Full-service carriers
Low-cost and regional options
Charter and special operators

Long-haul and network airlines that route to Syria via hubs.

Turkish Airlines
Large network via Istanbul
  • Connects Brazil to the Middle East and Europe with onward connections to Damascus via regional partners or code-shares.

Middle Eastern carriers (e.g., regional operators)
Connect through Gulf or Levant hubs
  • Many itineraries from South America route via Doha, Beirut, or Cairo with onward connections to Syria through local carriers or surface transfers.

European carriers
One-stop options via major European hubs
  • Flights from SΓ£o Paulo often connect in Europe; you then take a regional service or land transfer to reach Damascus or Aleppo.



Where to fly to from Syria with TICKETS.COM.BR?

Real places to fly into and from within Syria. We list cities Brazilians search for when they look for cheap flight tickets to Syria or want to compare flights to Syria from South America.

Damascus
Damascus
Damascus is Syria’s capital and main arrival point for international visitors; fly into Damascus International Airport and plan for ground transfers into the city.
Aleppo
Aleppo
Aleppo is a historic city in northern Syria known for its citadel and markets; access may vary, so check entry rules and flight options before planning.
Latakia
Latakia
Latakia is Syria’s main port on the Mediterranean and a gateway to coastal areas; travelers use it when visiting the western coast and nearby resorts.
Homs
Homs
Homs sits inland and is a transport hub for central Syria; use it as a base for exploring central routes and historical sites.
Tartus
Tartus
Tartus is a quieter coastal city with access to beaches and local harbors; travelers sometimes route here when coastal access is the priority.
Palmyra (Tadmur)
Palmyra (Tadmur)
Palmyra is famed for ancient ruins; flights do not always serve it directly, so combine with road travel from the nearest airport.
Qamishli
Qamishli
Qamishli serves the far northeast and border areas; check connectivity and local transport options when planning travel here.


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