Ministry of Transport – Syrian Airlines:
There is no truth to the news circulating about the crash of a Syrian Airlines plane in the Mediterranean with 150 passengers on board.
The news is fundamentally negligible and lies in the chain of denial, distortion and fabrication campaign that the air transport sector and other state institutions are exposed to.
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