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Tunisian Civil Aviation and Tunis Air inspect Misrata Airport for possible start of direct flights

byMichel Cousins

January 5, 2023

Reading Time: 1 min read

Misrata airport upgrade financed by local businesses expected to open within three months

Misrata airport's new terminal (Photo: Social media).

A Tunisian Civil Aviation and Tunis Air team visited Misrata Airport today to assess its suitability to receive direct flights to and from Tunis, Misrata Airport reported.

The Tunisian team assessed a security audit, Misrata Airport reported.

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