MEA Director’s Son Accused of Embezzling $18 Million from Airline
The son of a Middle East Airlines (MEA) director has been accused of embezzling $18 million from the airline, according to reports.
Jishan Khan 
The son of a director at Middle East Airlines (MEA) has been accused of embezzling approximately $18 million from the carrier, according to reports.
The allegations relate to financial misconduct involving company funds, raising concerns about internal controls and corporate governance within the airline. Details surrounding the case indicate that legal proceedings or investigations are underway.
Financial irregularities of this scale can have significant implications for airline management and stakeholder confidence. Industry experts note that strong oversight mechanisms are critical in preventing misuse of corporate resources, particularly in capital-intensive sectors such as aviation.
The case has drawn attention within the regional aviation community as authorities continue to review the matter.
