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Med Sky to launch delayed Malta-Misrata flights on 17 September

bySami Zaptia
August 9, 2022
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Malta-based Libyan carrier Med Sky to start chartered flights from Misrata to Malta from 5 May

Medsky is to start direct flights from Libya to Athens soon (Photo: @Malcolm Nason).

The Malta based Med Sky Airways announced yesterday that it will launch its Malta to Misrata flights on 17 September. The fights will be on Saturdays and Wednesdays.

Med Sky had initially announced in April that it would be launching its Misrata flights on 5 May.

Med Sky said it had based its latest launch decision on the field visit made by its specialized team and the meetings that took place with the Misrata Airport Administration.

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