
President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he will allow American carriers to resume direct commercial flights to Lebanon, ending a 41-year halt. The suspension was imposed in 1985 by the Reagan administration following the hijacking of TWA Flight 847. The decision came after a White House meeting with the Lebanese president, during which Trump pledged to support Lebanon. This move signals a potential thaw in US-Lebanon relations and could boost travel between the two countries.
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Ends a 41-year ban, signaling improved US-Lebanon diplomatic ties
Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he would allow American carriers to resume direct flights to Lebanon.
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Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he would allow American carriers to resume direct flights to Lebanon.
The Guardian<p>Announcement comes after White House meeting with Lebanese president in which Trump vowed to help ‘a lot’</p><p>Donald Trump said on Tuesday he would allow American carriers to resume direct flights to Lebanon more than 40 years after the US suspended the route.</p><p>Direct flights between the US and Lebanon were suspended in 1985 by Ronald Reagan’s administration following the hijacking of…
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Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that he would allow American carriers to resume direct flights to Lebanon.
The GuardianDirect flights between the US and Lebanon were suspended in 1985 by Ronald Reagan's administration following the hijacking of TWA flight 847.
The GuardianThe announcement comes after a White House meeting with the Lebanese president.
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