Beirut: Beirut's Rafic Hariri International Airport has urged passengers to arrive at least three hours before their scheduled departure times due to the heavy travel traffic and an increased number of departing passengers. The airport emphasized that early arrival is crucial to help avoid congestion and delays, especially during peak hours.

According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the advisory comes as the airport experiences a surge in passenger numbers, which has led to longer wait times and congestion in various areas of the airport. The airport authorities are working to manage the situation efficiently but have called on passengers to cooperate by arriving early to ensure a smoother travel experience.

The airport's statement highlighted the importance of planning ahead and adhering to the recommended arrival time as part of efforts to enhance the overall passenger experience. As the airport continues to handle high volumes of travelers, it remains committed to maintaining safety and efficiency across all operations.