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Libyan Air Ambulance’s King Air B350 returns from maintenance in Turkey

bySami Zaptia
July 15, 2023
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Libyan Air Ambulance’s King Air B350 returns from maintenance in Turkey

Libyan Air Ambulance’s King Air B350 returns from maintenance in Turkey (Photo: Libyan Air Ambulance).

The Libyan Air Ambulance Service announced last Thursday the return of its King Air B350 plane after a maintenance trip in Turkey. It admitted that the repair of the aircraft and its return was a real challenge for the Air Ambulance Service.

However, it reported that the service team succeeded with all professionalism and determination in the challenge, and the plane returned to service in full force.

The return of the plane, it added, is a real gain for all Libyans and for the Air Ambulance, as it will contribute greatly to meeting the daily and urgent calls that reach the service. It said the aircraft will be among the strong pillars that support the service in its vital mission to serve and assist Libyan citizens.

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