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Mellitah Oil & Gas looking to charter three helos

byNigel Ash
August 23, 2015
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Mellitah Oil & Gas looking to charter three helos

By Libya Herald staff.

Mellitah oil & Gas

 

Tripoli, 23 August 2015:

Mellitah Oil and Gas . . .[restrict]is looking to charter three helicopters  largely to support its offshore operations.

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The company says that one of the 18-seater aircraft will work out of Tripoli’s Mitiga airport, with the others, one a back-up machine, will be based in Malta. When the security situation permits, it is intended that all three helicopters will located in Tripoli.

Mellitah has invited foreign companies to pre-qualify and stipulated that they will need to work with a Libyan corporate partner.

 

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