Lebanon probes pilots near bomb sites

The Lebanese Civil Aviation Authority has launched an investigation into the safety of Middle East Airlines, following complaints from pilots about being coerced to fly near bombing zones and disciplinary measures taken against those who report safety incidents. The airline operates from Beirut with a fleet of around 20 aircraft and continues to operate flights amid war and economic crisis, which in turn reinforces its role in supporting the country's economy, heavily reliant on tourism and remittances from expatriates.

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