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The United States has lifted a ban on direct flights to Lebanon that had been in place for four decades. The restriction was originally The United States has lifted a ban on direct flights to Lebanon that had been in place for four decades. The restriction was originally
imposed in 1985. It was a response to Hezbollah’s hijacking of TWA Flight 847. President Trump announced the policy change. The decision removes the long‑standing travel limitation. Airlines can now consider offering direct services between the U.S. and Lebanon. The move may
boost tourism and business travel to the region. Officials will work to implement the change and address any security concerns.