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UAE Civil Aviation Authority visits Tripoli’s Mitiga airport with view to resuming flights

bySami Zaptia
February 17, 2025
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Civil Aviation Risk Assessment company Med Air inspects Tripoli’s Mitiga Airport

‎A delegation from the General Civil Aviation Authority of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) visited Tripoli’s Mitiga International Airport today.

‎The visit, Mitiga Airport reported, aims to review the facilities and equipment of Mitiga Airport and their compatibility with international standards. This review comes with the aim of resuming flights between Libya and the UAE, which, Mitiga Airport added, contributes to strengthening cooperation between the two countries in the field of civil aviation.‎

The UAE delegation was received by the Director General of the airport, the Director of the Aviation Security and Facilities Office at the Civil Aviation Authority, in addition to the directors of the competent departments and offices at the airport, and representatives of the security authorities.‎

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