The plans called for Terminal 2 to be built where the airport’s old cargo building used to stand. It was to have added six docking stands as well as remote ones, Hamie said in a ceremony at government headquarters. The would-be Terminal 2 was to handle 3.5 million passengers annually starting in 2027. The airport has operated at full capacity, serving up to 8 million passengers a year. The announcement came a week after the project was announced and sparked a stream of criticism from media outlets over awarding the contract to an international company without holding a public tender. He added that the decision came from the powerful Hezbollah group that he represents in the Cabinet. “We will not go forward with the project and we will consider it nonexistent,” Transportation Minister Ali Hamie told reporters on Thursday. The long-awaited project was to be the first expansion of Lebanon's only international airport since 1998 come as the country faces its worst economic and financial crisis. Lebanon’s government last week announced the plan to construct terminal at Beirut’s Rafik Hariri International Airport and said it would be operated by daa International, a leading semi-state-owned airport company in Ireland, when it’s completed in four years.

However, if you want a more conventional Windows application, then you can probably do it with Docklight, possibly combined with Docklight Scripting (available from the same site).BEIRUT – A contract for a new terminal at cash-strapped Lebanon's main airport was cancelled following criticism that no public bidding was held for the $122 million project, Lebanon’s caretaker transportation minister said Thursday.

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