After a long wait and anticipation, Misrata Airport’s Departures Hall was inaugurated last week. Acting incumbent Prime Minister, Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, the Minister of Transportation, the Chairman of the Administrative Control Authority, the Head of the Airports Authority, several ministers, deputy ministers, the Municipal Council, several ambassadors, the Council of Notables and Elders all participated in the opening of the hall.
Misrata Airport’s Media Office reported that the has a hall area of 8,000 square metres able to accommodate more than one and a half million passengers annually.
PPP by default?
The departures hall was completed on a Public Private Partnership basis, but more by accident than by design. The lack of central government funds meant that local government, local entities, and local private businesses financed the departure hall’s implementation.
This included Misrata Council, the Libyan Iron and Steel Company and the Free Port.
Misrata airport upgrade financed by local businesses expected to open within three months (libyaherald.com)
Greek delegation visits Benghazi’s Benina airport to discuss resumption of flights with Athens ‘‘soon’’ – LibyaHerald
Mitiga airport continues upgrade projects – including the new departure hall, new luggage conveyor belts and perimeter fences – LibyaHerald
Mitiga airport receives Smiths Detection planeside luggage detection equipment – LibyaHerald
Benghazi’s Benina airport opens its new Berniq terminal – a BOT project financed by the private sector Bank of Commerce and Development – LibyaHerald
New terminal at Benghazi’s Benina Airport to open in three weeks – LibyaHerald
Benghazi’s Benina airport BOT project to be completed by year end – LibyaHerald
Libyan Airlines to resume flights between Benghazi’s Benina airport and Istanbul – as of tomorrow – LibyaHerald
French committee to inspect Mitiga, Misrata and Benina airports with view to resuming flights: French Ambassador Beatrice du Hellen – LibyaHerald
Egyptian Civil Aviation delegation visits Mitiga and Misrata airports – to visit Benghazi’s Benina airport next – LibyaHerald
Symbolic Libyan Airlines first flight from Tripoli’s Mitiga arrives at Benghazi’s Benina airport – LibyaHerald
Tunisian aviation delegation visits Benina airport assessing its readiness to receive Tunis Air flights | (libyaherald.com)
Eastern Libyan government contracts Bank of Commerce and Development to build Benina airport terminal | (libyaherald.com)
Airports Authority discusses Benina airport development | (libyaherald.com)
Benghazi’s Benina airport maintenance and development discussed | (libyaherald.com)
Benghazi’s Benina airport will not reopen until it is ready: General Manager | (libyaherald.com)
First Afriqiyah commercial flight from Tripoli to Benghazi’s Benina airport materializes today | (libyaherald.com)
Berniq Airlines’ first Airbus A320 arrives in Benghazi’s Benina airport | (libyaherald.com)
After completing payment of its overseas maintenance debts, Libyan Airlines expected to receive its three aircraft stranded abroad – LibyaHerald
Airports Authority installs new security equipment at Zuwara airport – LibyaHerald
Canadian company Intelcan makes presentation to Airports Authority on aviation systems – LibyaHerald
Italian company Maccaferri makes presentation to Airports Authority – LibyaHerald
Airports Authority meets Dutch NACO to discuss DBOT Mitiga investment project – LibyaHerald
Lufthansa Consulting discusses with Libyan Airports Authority its ‘‘integrated airport system’’ project – LibyaHerald
Airports Authority discusses with Dutch airports engineering consultancy NACO developing Libyan airports – LibyaHerald
Culmen international launches Civil Aviation Security Management training for Libyan Airports Authority in Istanbul – LibyaHerald
Airport security workshop held in Istanbul by Airports Authority and America’s Culmen – LibyaHerald
Johnson Controls makes virtual presentation to Libyan Airports Authority | (libyaherald.com)
Libyan Airports Authority meets U.S. Culmen International to discuss signing cooperation agreement on airports security | (libyaherald.com)
UK signs MoU with Libyan Airports Authority to supply explosives detectors | (libyaherald.com)
Airports Authority gives Libyan carriers a week to conclude contract with Dutch company Travsys to avoid its cancellation | (libyaherald.com)
Airports Authority meets U.S. company Culmen to discuss workshop on airport security, import of detectors | (libyaherald.com)
Airports Authority visits Spanish company Ulma to follow up on order and training for its use and maintenance | (libyaherald.com)
KPMG Tunisia discusses Mitiga airport BOT investment plan with Airports Authority | (libyaherald.com)
