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Air France flights leaving Beirut (BEY) fly to many international cities. Select your flight from the list of destinations shown below. Get the lowest prices for flights leaving from Beirut (BEY) bound for destinations all over the world.

Beirut Airport: an incredibly diverse portfolio of destinations!

Beirut Rafic-Hariri International Airport’s range of destinations has helped contribute to its year-on-year growth every year since 2006. In 2018, 8.8 million passengers used the airport. Over 60 direct flights and many charters operate out of the airport to destinations including Doha, Istanbul, Amsterdam, Yerevan, Cairo, London-Heathrow and Paris Charles de Gaulle. Paris was the most popular western European route, with more than half a million passengers flying this route in 2017. Air France’s Beirut (BEY)-CDG route is ideal for anyone wishing to tap into the airline’s global network of flights. This network of direct flights spans the continents of Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia and encompasses over 200 different airports.

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Before getting on your flight leaving from Beirut Rafic-Hariri International Airport (BEY), look around to see a real mix of passengers from all over the world – in fact, the passenger profile of BEY has changed substantially in the last ten years, with enormous growth in the eastern European market (up 650% in 10 years), making this market the biggest after the Arabian Peninsula and Middle East sectors.

Beirut was famous throughout the Roman Empire for its law school!

Beirut Rafic-Hariri International Airport is to be found 9 km south of the city centre. The journey by car takes 10 to 30 minutes, with the most direct access being via route 51M. There is space for more than 2,000 cars at the airport and the walk to the terminal only takes a few minutes.

If you don’t have your own car, you can use ridesharing app Uber to arrange an airport drop-off, and there are special airport taxis with fixed rates that can take care of the return journey. Normal taxis will also get you to the airport but you’ll have to negotiate your fare. There are currently no buses linking Beirut and the city’s airport.