Rasamny inspects Qlayaat Airport: The first flight to Cairo on November 15
15:48 · 04 November 2026
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Minister of Public Works and Transport, Fayez Rasamny, inspected Qlayaat Airport as part of the ongoing follow-up of the ongoing preparations to launch the first operational phase.
It was confirmed during the visit that the date of November 15 is still valid for the launch of the first flight from the airport towards the Egyptian capital, Cairo, in a historic step that constitutes an essential step in the process of reactivating the airport and gradually moving to operation, in parallel with continuing to complete the requirements and procedures necessary for regular operation.
The visit included a comprehensive field tour of the airport's various facilities and facilities, including the passenger terminal, the runway, and the road extending from the main entrance to the passenger terminal, where the delegation was briefed on the progress of the ongoing work and preparations, and listened to a detailed presentation on what has been accomplished and the remaining steps to complete operational readiness.
It is noteworthy that on June 6, 2026, the airport witnessed a celebration for the launch of its operations, during which a plane carrying Prime Minister Nawaf Salam and the Minister of Works landed, according to what MTV reported. Sky Lounge Services Company won the bid to operate and invest in the airport.
In terms of field developments, work on preparing the passenger terminal continues, as the installation of luggage transportation and sorting systems has begun, in an essential step to complete the necessary operational equipment to facilitate the movement of passengers and luggage.
The airport also witnessed the arrival of a new firefighting engine from the Lebanese Army, which contributes to enhancing emergency response capabilities and safety requirements at the airport.
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