MEA has a fleet of 10 Airbus A321neos which should be joined by an A321XLR before year-end.
Credit: Airbus
The head of Lebanon’s Middle East Airlines (MEA) is working to restore full operations after scheduling services to about 70% of its network in June and is planning to take delivery of new aircraft types. MEA has continued flying throughout the current conflict, which since early March has seen...
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