US‑Lebanon direct flight plan stalled by Beirut airport certification gaps
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ICAO also noted that the Lebanese Civil Aviation Authority (LCAA) does not have qualified inspectors for air traffic control licensing and lacks a fully independent aircraft accident investigation authority, while the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and Transportation Security Administration still need to complete safety reviews before any flights can resume.
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Airlines may delay resuming Lebanon routes due to the identified safety and security concerns.
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