Misrata Airport revealed today that flights increased by 66 percent from 248 to 412 between April 2023 and April 2024.
Meanwhile passengers increased by 89 percent from 11,935 to 22,554 in the same period.
Misrata Airport increases flights by 66 percent and passengers by 89 percent from 2023-24
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