The airline SAS Scandinavian Airlines has announced the resumption of flights to Beirut this summer. From June 6, 2025up to five weekly departures will be operated from Copenhagen and Stockholm. This decision follows the improvement in security conditions in the region, allowing Lebanese skies to be reopened to international airlines. Travelers will benefit from enhanced connectivity between Northern Europe and Lebanon, facilitating trade and tourism. This resumption is an important step towards the full restoration of international air links with Lebanon.
SAS announces resumption of services to Beirut from June 2025
Lovers of discovery and travel can rejoice in the news: SAS Scandinavian Airlines will resume service to the Lebanese capital, Beirut, this summer. This marks an important turning point for the airline, rekindling the glimmer of adventure for those eager to rediscover the wonders of Lebanon.
Copenhagen and Stockholm at the Heart of Departures
By introducing up to five weekly departures from the airports of Copenhagen and StockholmSAS is planning a seamless connection between Scandinavia and Lebanon. Passengers will have the freedom and choice to fly to Beirut from June 6, illustrating the airline's desire to broaden its horizons and serve more global destinations.
A timely return for tourism
SAS's decision comes against a backdrop of growing demand for tourism and business travel to Lebanon. Beirut, often referred to as the "Paris of the Middle East", offers an enticing mix of culture, cuisine and history that attracts the curious from all over the world. The resumption of flights should activate a significant tourist flow, bolstering the local economy still marked by recent episodes of tension.
Safety and Comfort on the Front Line
To guarantee a trouble-free experience for its passengers, SAS ensures the implementation of strict safety measures and the maintenance of optimum comfort on board. The company is committed to maintaining high standards of service, while remaining attentive to any necessary adjustments in line with security developments in the region.
Hope for Regional Aviation
The gradual return of flights to Beirut by various airlines suggests a promising future for regional aviation. As the proves Delta Airlines with the resumption of its routes, the return of commercial lines is a symbol of hope and renewal.
Meeting Global Connectivity Needs
SAS' decision is a direct response to the growing need for connectivity between Lebanon and Northern Europe. By facilitating travel, the company aims to offer practical solutions to travellers, as well as strengthening socio-economic relations between the countries concerned. With the global aviation landscape constantly evolving, these initiatives are essential to support airlines' adaptability and resilience in the face of international challenges.
Comparison of air links to Beirut
| Airlines | Departure | Weekly frequency | Trade-in date |
| SAS Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) | Copenhagen and Stockholm | Up to 5 | June 6, 2025 |
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