How to find cheap flights to Beirut Airport (BEY)
The cheapest price currently available for a one-way flight to Beirut Airport is ₹ 19,014. A return plane ticket to BEY right now is ₹ 30,721.
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Don't put things off until the last minute. You're more likely to get the lowest price on tickets to Beirut, where Beirut Airport is located, if you book as early as possible. Airlines often offer some great early bird discounts.
Select 'Add nearby airports' when searching to increase your chances of scoring cheap flights to Beirut. This will give you more options for where you take off and touch down, along with different fares.
If you're not in a rush to travel to Beirut, consider making a pit stop along the way. You could find cheaper plane tickets to Beirut Airport by booking a flight with one or more stops.
Best time to go to Beirut
The cheapest month to hop on a flight to Beirut is typically May.
To find the cheapest month or even day for flights to BEY, use the 'Whole month' tool. If you have flexible travel dates, search for the green prices on the calendar — they show you the lowest available fares.
July is the most popular month for flights to BEY. Travel then if you're eager to see Beirut at its busiest and best.
The quietest time of the year to go is March. Lock in your plane tickets to Beirut then and take in the top attractions at a more relaxed pace.
Check the weather conditions before you head off. August brings the warmest days in Beirut, with averages of between 23ºC and 31ºC.
Temperatures are lowest in January, when they range from 8ºC to 18ºC.
July gives you the best chance of clearer skies. This is the driest month in Beirut.
Rain is more likely in January, which gets around eight days of wet weather.
Weather snapshot
The weather in Beirut offers a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Here's what to expect throughout the year:
December – February: Winter brings mild days around 16°C and cool nights near 8°C, making these some of the best times to explore Beirut with a light jacket for evenings.
March – May: Spring brings mild warmth with daytime temperatures reaching 24°C and nights cooling to 16°C. Light layers work best as temperatures can shift between morning and evening.
June – September: Summer brings warm, sunny days with temperatures reaching 30°C and cooling to 22°C at night. The dry, bright weather makes it perfect for exploring outdoor attractions, strolling through the city, and enjoying seaside activities along the coast.
October – November: Autumn brings mild weather with daytime temperatures around 25°C and nights dropping to 17°C. You'll find this perfect for exploring outdoor attractions, wandering through markets, and enjoying nature walks along the coast.
Travelling to Beirut Airport (BEY): What you need to know
Offering direct flights to Beirut Airport, these leading airlines make travelling to Beirut a breeze:
If you want to travel with the carrier that tops the list for punctuality, book your BEY plane ticket with TAROM. Up to 100% of its flights into this airport arrive as scheduled.
You'll be touching down in the UTC+2 timezone at BEY.
Eager to get a good night's sleep after your flight to BEY? These hotels close to Beirut Airport offer the perfect place to relax and recharge:
Go from runway to road in no time when you pick up a car hire in BEY. Find your ideal ride with Wheego, city car or Advance Car Hire and discover the lesser-explored corners of Beirut.
If you have a connection out of Beirut Airport or flying home from there, you're unlikely to be delayed. Up to 85% of all departures from BEY reach their destination on time.
Beirut Airport is located in Beirut, Mount Lebanon Governorate, Lebanon.
What is the baggage allowance on flights to Beirut Airport (BEY)?
Most airlines operating flights to Beirut Airport (BEY) include a carry-on bag with standard fares, though allowances vary by airline and ticket type. When booking your trip, it's worth checking the specific baggage policy for your chosen airline to avoid any surprises at the airport. Here's what you can typically expect:
Middle East Airlines
Carry-on allowance: 8kg cabin bag plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Terminal: Arrives at Beirut Airport (BEY), Terminal 1
Turkish Airlines
Carry-on allowance: 8kg cabin bag (55x40x23cm) plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Terminal: Arrives at Beirut Airport (BEY), Terminal 1
Royal Jordanian
Carry-on allowance: 7kg cabin bag plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Terminal: Arrives at Beirut Airport (BEY), Terminal 1
Beirut Airport (BEY) offers free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal, along with duty-free shopping and various dining options. You'll find currency exchange services, ATMs, and car hire desks in the arrivals area. The airport also provides medical facilities and comfortable seating areas whilst you wait for your onward journey.
Getting to central Beirut from Beirut Airport (BEY)
The distance from BEY to central Beirut is about 10 kilometres.
Once you've touched down from your flight to BEY, the drive to the centre takes around 20 minutes.
The ride on public transport takes about 35 minutes.
Beirut has you covered when it comes to a place to stay. Here's a roundup of comfortable hotels to help get you started:
Beirut highlights
Put these popular attractions at the top of your must-see list after hopping off your flight to Beirut:
Rocks: Offering a great first impression of the city's highlights, this landmark is around 2 kilometres north of the centre.
Mohammad Al Amin Mosque: Want more reasons to visit Beirut? This landmark draws in the crowds and is around 0.48 kilometres east of the city centre.
Sightseeing and travel inspiration
Things to do in Beirut: Stroll along the Corniche waterfront promenade, roughly 2 kilometres west of the city centre, where you can walk or cycle while taking in Mediterranean Sea views. Head to Hamra Street, about 1 kilometre southwest, to browse local shops and cafes in this pedestrian-friendly area. For a beach day, visit Ramlet al-Baida public beach, approximately 4 kilometres south, where you can swim and relax on the sandy coastline.
Cultural experiences: Sample traditional mezze and Lebanese coffee at family-run restaurants in Gemmayzeh, about 2 kilometres east of central Beirut, or attend classical Arabic music performances at the Lebanese National Opera House in Achrafieh district, roughly 3 kilometres northeast. The National Museum of Beirut displays ancient Phoenician artifacts and Roman mosaics just 1 kilometre south of downtown, giving insight into the city's layered history spanning millennia.
Seasonal highlights: Experience the Beirut International Film Festival in October when cooler temperatures make outdoor screenings comfortable. The spring months bring the Beirut Art Fair in September, perfect for exploring galleries as the summer heat fades. Summer evenings offer rooftop dining and beachside events along the Mediterranean coast. The best time to visit Beirut spans from April to June and September to November when mild weather enhances both cultural festivals and outdoor activities.
How to get to Tripoli from Beirut Airport (BEY)
The nearby city of Tripoli is about 97 kilometres from BEY. Heading into the centre by ride-share or taxi will take around 1 hour 30 minutes.
Travelling from Beirut Airport (BEY) to Sidon
If Sidon is where you're off to, it's about 32 kilometres from Beirut Airport.
It'll take you 35 minutes or so to drive to Sidon.
Explore more of Lebanon
Lebanon has plenty more surprises in store. Carry on to Tripoli, located around 72 kilometres northeast of Beirut. The Great Mosque, Arghoun Shah Mosque and AlSaboun Caravanserai should be on your must-see list.
Sidon could easily become your new favourite place in Lebanon. You'll find it roughly 32 kilometres south of Beirut. Saint Louis Castle, Saida land castle and Crusaders Sea Castle are major draws.
Or take off to Tyre, about 64 kilometres southwest of Beirut. Tyre Al-Bass World Heritage Site, Ruins of Tyre : The Egyptian Port and Tyre Lighthouse (Al Fanar) are among the many reasons to go.
