Airport revenues reached approximately $330 million in 2025, but these revenues are transferred directly to the public treasury, and the Ministry of Finance handles payment of the bills. Thus, the airport administration does not have the freedom to directly dispose of its revenues to cover its operating expenses, despite its responsibility for ensuring continuity of work
Coordination will be made with Minister of Public Works and Transport Fayez Rasamny to avoid any power outage at the airport
Electricity has returned to the airport as usual
Prime Minister Nawaf Salam chaired a meeting to follow up on technical and operational preparations for opening President René Moawad Airport - Qleyaat, with ministers and official…
Electricité du Liban has begun cutting power to public facilities delinquent in paying their bills, amid anticipation of the names of those included. Beirut's Rafic Hariri Internat…
Lebanon’s Electricité du Liban decided to cut power in two stages to public departments and institutions behind on payments, threatening Rafic Hariri International Airport, water f…
The Chairman and Director General of Rafic Hariri International Airport in Beirut, Mohammad Shatila, confirmed that electricity has returned to the airport as usual, noting that co…
Prime Minister Nawaf Salam met with Minister of Public Works and Transport Fayez Rasamny and President of the Beirut Airport Foundation Mohammad Chataila, discussing the airport's …