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الكتائب اللبنانية
Beirut Airport Oversight and Operations
The article discusses the call by the "Beirut International Airport Authority" to review the limits of authority of regulatory bodies and the management of airport operations. This comes within the context of a debate over implementing a model that separates functions between regulation and oversight on one side, and operations and investment on the other, in accordance with a model aligned with Lebanon’s civil aviation sector management laws since 2002. The discussions highlight that the success of this model depends on transparency and independent governance. However, experiences show limited results, with ongoing issues of monopolies, poor services, and high salary costs, raising the need to assess the effectiveness of the authorities and their role in improving performance and services.
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