Qamishli International Airport is a small civil and military airport serving the city of Qamishli in the Al-Hasakah Governorate of northeastern Syria. The airport sits near the Syrian-Turkish border and has historically served as an important regional hub for the predominantly Kurdish population of the area. During the Syrian Civil War, the airport's operational status fluctuated significantly. It came under the control of Syrian government forces while the surrounding city was contested between government troops and Kurdish-led forces, creating an unusual situation where both parties coexisted uneasily in the region. The airport has operated limited scheduled services, primarily to Damascus, amid the broader instability of the Syrian conflict. Its strategic location near the borders of Turkey and Iraq adds to its geopolitical significance in the region.