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Turkish Airlines launches night flight between Istanbul and Tripoli

byMichel Cousins
May 7, 2014
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Turkish Airlines launches night flight between Istanbul and Tripoli

(Photo: Tom Westcott)

By Moutaz Ali.

(Photo: Tom Westcott)
The new service will also mean more same-day connections for Tripoli passengers transiting through Istanbul (Photo: Tom Westcott)

Tripoli, 6 May 2014:

Turkish Airlines has launched its first night flight between Istanbul to Tripoli. According to airline . . .[restrict]sources, security at the airport has sufficiently improved to allow for night flights. 

The flight will also mean more same-day connections for Tripoli passengers transiting through Istanbul. The flight departs Istanbul at 23.25 pm, arrives Tripoli at 01.30 am then departs again to Istanbul at 02.25 am.

Turkish Airlines has three daily flights between Tripoli and Istanbul and seven weekly flights between Benghazi and Istanbul.  It also operates six flights a week between Misrata and Istanbul.

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