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Royal Jordanian to resume direct flights with Tripoli on 17 September

bySami Zaptia
August 19, 2024
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Jordanian Civil Aviation delegation inspects Tripoli’s Mitiga airport with view to resuming direct flights

(Photo: Royal Jordanian Air. Archives from Libyan Transport Ministry).

Royal Jordanian Airlines will resume flights between the Jordanian capital, Amman, and Tripoli’s Mitiga airport on 17 September – after a 10-year hiatus.

‎Royal Jordanian’s regional agent in Libya, Hossam bin Fayed, quoted by the Libyan state news agency LANA yesterday, confirmed that the company will facilitate travel procedures for Libyan citizens by providing visa ‎‎services.‎

‎it will be recalled that a Jordan Civil Aviation delegation visited Tripoli’s Mitiga airport in July to assess its readiness to resume flights.‎

 

Jordanian Civil Aviation delegation inspects Tripoli’s Mitiga airport with view to resuming direct flights (libyaherald.com)

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