Middle East: Air France suspends flights to Beirut
The situation in the Middle East remains highly unstable this Saturday, July 20. Due to worsening regional tensions and security risks, the airline Air France has made the decision to suspend its flights to Beirut, Lebanon.
This preventive measure comes in a context of increased violence. Military strikes continue to be exchanged between American and Iranian forces in several areas of the region, which is worrying the international community regarding the risks of a wider escalation.
At the same time, the Lebanese government is attempting to regain control of certain "pilot zones" within its territory. These efforts aim to stabilize the internal situation despite external pressures and the conflicts affecting neighboring countries.
Air France is monitoring the situation hour by hour to ensure the safety of its passengers and crews. Travelers are advised to regularly check the company's website for information regarding the potential resumption of air services.