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Turkish Civil Aviation security team inspects Misrata Airport in preparation for flight resumption

bySami Zaptia
May 9, 2025
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Italian Civil Aviation audit team visits Misrata airport to assess possiblity of resmption of flights

‎A security team from Turkish Civil Aviation visited Misrata airport on yesterday to review security measures in preparation for the return of Turkish Airlines flights to the airport, Misrata Airport reported yesterday.‎

‎ Misrata Airport said the visit came as part of the coordination steps between the two sides to ensure that international standards are met, in preparation for announcing the date of resumption of flights.‎

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