U.S. lifts 41‑year flight ban to Lebanon

U.S. lifts 41‑year flight ban to Lebanon
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The United States ended a flight ban to Lebanon that had been in place since 1985, lifting the restriction after 41 years.

The ban originated after a TWA Boeing 727 was hijacked by Hezbollah fighters and held for 17 days.

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