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Afriqiyah Airways starts direct flight from Benghazi to Istanbul from 18 June

bySami Zaptia
June 8, 2022
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Militias continue to block departure of brand new Afriqiyah A330-300 from Mitiga

(Photo: Afriqiyah).

Libya’s state Afriqiyah Airways will start a direct flight from Benghazi’ Benina airport to Istanbul starting from Saturday 18 June.

The airliner said this is to allow its customers to enjoy their summer vacation.

A direct flight from Benghazi, an eastern Libyan city under the military control of Khalifa Hafter, to Istanbul, is further evidence of the complete turnaround of Turkish relations with eastern Libya and a change of old Libyan political narrative to a more nuanced one.

 

Libyan Airlines to resume flights between Benghazi’s Benina airport and Istanbul – as of tomorrow (libyaherald.com)

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