Lebanon's MEA Rises Above Structural Disadvantages
Middle East Airlines sees room for growth despite incursions by Gulf behemoths.
Lebanon's MEA operates a fleet of 18 aircraft, including the Airbus A330, from Rafic Hariri International Airport in Beirut. The airline expects to replace a dozen of those and add two more in the next two years. (Photo: MEA)
Lebanon's MEA operates a fleet of 18 aircraft, including the Airbus A330, from Rafic Hariri International Airport in Beirut. The airline expects to replace a dozen of those and add two more in the next two years. (Photo: MEA)