Lufthansa, the popular German airline, has made the decision to suspend flights to Beirut in light of the recent tensions in the Middle East. This suspension will last until the end of the day on July 30, with five flights on the Beirut route being affected as a precaution.
The move comes after the Israeli army accused Lebanese Hezbollah of carrying out an attack that resulted in the deaths of 12 individuals in the Golan Heights. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed that this attack “will not go unanswered.”
For the safety and security of its passengers, Lufthansa Group companies have taken the necessary steps to halt flights to Beirut during this uncertain time. The decision reflects the airline’s commitment to prioritizing passenger safety above all else in the face of heightened tensions in the region.