Event Details
Join IVAO Lebanon and IVAO Türkiye as we revive a unique historical route connecting two stunning destinations: the shores of Beirut and the idyllic Turquoise Coast of Dalaman. This route first made headlines in 2004, when Lebanese carrier MenaJet inaugurated a charter flight between the two cities. Later in 2020, Pegasus Airlines launched regular scheduled flights, cementing this airbridge as a favorite among summer travelers. Now, it’s your turn to fly this route in style — under full ATC coverage — during this special bi-directional airbridge event. Whether you’re flying in for a seaside getaway or departing for a cedar-scented retreat, this event offers the perfect mix of scenery, approach challenges, and history.
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Briefing Information
Make sure to read your relevant briefing before the event! This will help to ensure that all participants are able to enjoy the event.
For pilots
- 📖 Always read the full briefing written.
- ⌚ Book a slot, if required.
- 🔎 Check for any requirements or specific instructions related to the event.
- ⏳ Do have courtesy for one another at busy events. It is supposed to be fun for all.
- 📅 Ensure you have up-to-date airacs, charts and scenery.
Event Route
Departing from OLBA to LTBS
KAD UR219 KUKLA M31 LCA M601 EVENO UM601 EXELA UN127 BIRPU
Event Route
Departing from LTB to OLBA
S ALTIN UW79 AYT UN135 VESAR L620 BALMA
For air traffic controllers
- 🖥️ Check the event briefing to find out how you can control at this event. If you are selected to participate, ensure you have booked your ATC positions on our scheduling system.
Departing from OLBA to LTBS
KAD UR219 KUKLA M31 LCA M601 EVENO UM601 EXELA UN127 BIRPU
Departing from LTB to OLBA
S ALTIN UW79 AYT UN135 VESAR L620 BALMA
- 🖥️ Check the event briefing to find out how you can control at this event. If you are selected to participate, ensure you have booked your ATC positions on our scheduling system.
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