MP Salim Sayegh : Qlayaat Airport does not require any new legislation, and immediate work can begin now to make it capable of receiving passengers
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Sayegh: In light of the concerning reports that food and medicine supplies are short-term if the enemy carries out its threats, an emergency plan must be developed to establish alternatives to Rafic Hariri International Airport in case it becomes inoperable
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Sayegh: Lebanon's airports must be rehabilitated within a comprehensive master plan for air transport, which has been under discussion by the Parliamentary Public Works Committee for many months, especially since all blocs have expressed their readiness to approve this plan
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Sayegh: We fear the expansion of the war, which might occur before the legislative process is completed, effectively extending the timeline by several months
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Sayegh: The Lebanese government must dismiss the excuse of Syria's lack of approval for air traffic, as it is untrue; reopening Qlayaat Airport is in Syria's interest, and the excuse of funding should also be removed, as the state is capable when there is political will
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Sayegh: Hamat Airport is fully equipped to handle aircraft, and the legal hurdles preventing its operation need to be cleared; we call on Parliament and the government to swiftly move from legislative discussions to practical implementation
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Sayegh on Rayak Military Airport: Studies should be prepared to convert it into a dual-use military and civilian airport as part of a comprehensive air transport plan for Lebanon
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