Critical Days for Beirut airport... Will the Certificate of Credit Crisis Be Resolved Within Days?
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The head of the Civil Aviation Authority, Captain Mohamed Aziz, confirmed that the certification of Beirut International Airport was under renovation, expected to be completed in about a week, noting that the airport's movement continued normally despite the expiry of the certificate. This followed a report by the Reuters agency that referred to gaps in fire-fighting equipment and contingency and surveillance plans.
The certification file at Rafiq Hariri International Airport in Beirut returned to the front, following an internal report by a United Nations aviation agency on the expiry of the airport certification, which puts the Lebanese authorities in a position to be eligible for renewal and completion of the necessary requirements. According to Reuters, the shortcomings in the report may delay the resumption of direct flights [...] The post-critical day…
According to an internal report of a United Nations aviation agency, the validity of the Beirut airport certification has expired, and Lebanon lacks an independent body to investigate aircraft accidents. In contrast, the agency quoted the Minister of Public Works and Transport Fayez Rasmani as saying that the airport certification is expected to be obtained within days.
Reuters: Beirut airport certification expired on Friday. Reuters reported that the Beirut airport certification expired, while Lebanon lacked authority...
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