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Damascus International Airport is a split-scene reality

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On one side, airport Wi-Fi and duty-free. On the other, planes that have been grounded since the Assad regime was toppled by rebels last month. NPR's Diaa Hadid visited the airport ahead of its planned reopening this week.

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