Commercial air travel has persisted in the Middle East despite missile threats, with airlines like MEA continuing operations under challenging circumstances.
Ian Petchenik explains that since incidents like MH17, available international routes have shrunk, forcing airlines to adapt their operations amid increasing regional conflicts.
Andrew emphasizes that commercial aircraft are generally safe when following approved flight paths, as air traffic controllers prioritize civilian safety.
Despite the risks, MEA’s continued flights reflect the critical need for connectivity in Lebanon amid the ongoing conflict and airline challenges.
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