HQ Function

Serves as the central administrative and operational hub for Middle East Airlines, overseeing global flight operations, fleet management, strategic planning, commercial activities, and corporate governance.

Notable Features:

Modern office complex integrated with Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport, featuring advanced operational control centers, pilot and crew training facilities including flight simulators, and engineering/maintenance hangars for its fleet.

Work Culture:

A dynamic and professional environment characterized by a strong emphasis on safety, operational excellence, and Lebanese hospitality. Fosters teamwork and resilience, particularly within operational crews and customer-facing roles. Multicultural due to its international nature and global operations.

HQ Significance:

As Lebanon's flag carrier, the HQ is a vital national asset, symbolizing the country's connection to the world. It's crucial for economic activity, including tourism, trade, and diaspora travel. Represents a source of national pride and resilience through decades of regional volatility.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' operations and infrastructure implicitly reflect values such as safety, reliability, national representation, customer focus, and adaptability in a challenging regional environment.

Location:

Middle East Airlines (MEA) supports global connectivity primarily through its passenger and cargo services linking Lebanon with major cities across the Middle East (including GCC countries, Iraq, Jordan), Europe (key capitals like Paris, London, Frankfurt, Rome), and Africa (destinations like Lagos, Accra, Abidjan). As a member of the SkyTeam alliance, MEA extends its reach globally through codeshare agreements and partnerships, facilitating travel to hundreds of additional destinations worldwide. Its global functions include international sales offices, airport ground handling operations (at many destinations), and participation in international aviation bodies.

Street Address:

Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport

City:

Beirut

State/Province:

Country:

Lebanon