Moroccan civil aviation delegation visits Tripoli’s Mitiga airport to assess readiness to resume flights

By Sami Zaptia.

A Moroccan civil aviation delegation visited Mitiga airport to assess its readiness to receive flights (Photo: Airports Authority).

Tripoli, 12 November 2021:

A delegation from the Moroccan Civil Aviation Authority visited Tripoli’s Mitiga Airport Wednesday and Thursday to assess its readiness to receive flights from the country’s official carrier, Royal Air Maroc.

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Moroccan civil aviation delegation visits Tripoli’s Mitiga airport to assess readiness to resume flights

MedSky updates logo of its latest aeroplane in preparation for new routes to Madrid and Dusseldorf

Benghazi Chamber of Commerce receives Moroccan Consul General – discusses enhancing economic cooperation

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