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Beirut International Airport
Beirut International Airport is an airport located in Beirut, Lebanon. It is a hub for Middle East Airlines (also known as Air Liban or MEA), and has the IATA Airport Code BEY (ICAO code: OLBA). The airport itself is used for many purposes.
The following passenger airlines fly to Beirut International Airport:
- Aeroflot
- Air Algerie
- Air Arabia
- Air France
- Air Slovakia*
- Alitalia
- Armavia
- Austrian Airlines^
- British Airways (British Mediterranean)
- CSA Czech Airlines
- Cyprus Airways
- Donbass Aero
- Egyptair
- Emirates
- Ethiopian Airlines
- Etihad Airways
- Gulf Air
- Hemus Air
- Iberia^
- Iran Air
- Jat Airways
- Jazeera Airways^
- KLM
- Kuwait Airways
- LOT Polish Airlines*
- LTU*
- Lufthansa
- Malaysia Airlines
- MALÉV Hungarian Airlines
- Menajet
- Middle East Airlines
- Olympic Airlines
- Oman Air
- Qatar Airways
- Royal Jordanian
- Royal Wings*
- Scandinavian Airlines
- Saudi Arabian Airlines
- Star Airlines^
- SyrianAir
- Tarom Romanian Airlines
- Tunisair
- Turkish Airlines
- UM Air
- Yemenia
Note: *denotes seasonal service, ^indicates service to begin in early 2005
In addition, the following cargo carriers serve Beirut:
- Cargolux
- MASKargo
- Martinair Cargo
- TMA - Trans Mediterranean Airways
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