After being deserted for several months, the Rafik Hariri International Airport (RHIA) is gradually returning to its pre-war pace, following the war between Hezbollah and Israel from September to the end of November last year.Cyprus Airways and FlyDubai resumed their flights to RHIA on Saturday, at the same time as major airlines Air France and Emirates, which previously announced their return to the Lebanese capital after several months of absence, according to the concerned airlines and sources within travel agencies in Lebanon. The Cypriot airline confirmed to L'Orient-Le Jour that it plans to operate three flights per week between Larnaca and Beirut, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. FlyDubai confirmed the resumption of its flights with a daily link between the wealthy emirate and the Lebanese capital. Context Emirates...