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  2. Middle East Airlines - Wikipedia

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    Middle East Airlines Ground Handling (MEAG) Founded in 1999, MEAG is the main ground handling agent at Beirut International Airport, handling nearly 80% of all traffic. MEAG also operates a fixed-base operator called Cedar Jet Center at the General Aviation Terminal.

  3. Airlines cancel flights to Israel, Jordan and Lebanon as ...

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    More airlines are grounding flights to and from Israel, Jordan and Lebanon as tension in the Middle East grows. Wizz Air has suspended all its flights to and from Israel and Jordan “due to the ...

  4. Air travel is breaking records, but a lack of planes could ...

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    For the airlines, profit per passenger will likely be $7 on average in 2025, when 18 months ago, this per-passenger figure was $2.25.Middle Eastern airlines expect the highest profit per passenger ...

  5. Factbox-Airlines suspend flights as Middle East tensions rise

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    Concerns over a wider conflict in the Middle East have prompted international airlines to suspend flights to the region or to avoid affected air space. Below are some of the airlines that have ...

  6. Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport - Wikipedia

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    The airport lost its status as one of the premier hubs of the Middle East with the start of the 15-year-long Lebanese Civil War in April 1975 and lost virtually all of its airline services with the exception of two Lebanese carriers, Middle East Airlines and Trans Mediterranean Airways. Both airlines continued operating with the exception of ...

  7. Middle East Airlines Flight 444 - Wikipedia

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    Middle East Airlines Flight 444 was a scheduled passenger flight between Beirut International Airport and Dhahran International Airport. On 17 April 1964, the flight, operated by a Sud Aviation Caravelle III crashed into the Persian Gulf about 19 km (12 mi) south–southeast of Dhahran International Airport.