Empty Leg Flights to and from Beirut

Lebanon’s empty-leg network is active year-round, with peak availability concentrated in August, October, and November. The market features eight priced legs over the last 365 days, characterized by a strong outbound bias with six departures from Beirut compared to two inbound arrivals. All tracked routes are international, connecting Rafic Hariri International Airport to major European and Middle Eastern hubs.

Beirut serves as the dominant origin point for these flights. Key destinations include Stockholm’s Arlanda airport, where average pricing sits at $27,626, and Paris Le Bourget, averaging $27,139. For travelers seeking more accessible options, routes to Dubai Al Maktoum International average $16,393, while connections to Ankara Esenboga International offer lower entry points around $5,151. Inbound service is limited but includes arrivals from Nice Côte d'Azur and Geneva Cointrin International.

The fleet mix is heavily weighted toward Heavy Jets, which account for six of the eight legs, supplemented by one Ultra Long Range aircraft and one Light Jet. Prices across the network range from $5,151 to $27,626, with an average cost of $19,978 per leg. This data reflects a specialized market focused on connecting Beirut to high-demand business centers in Europe and the Gulf.