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The 4th Libya Aviation Forum and Expo will be held at the Hayat Tower Lancaster Hotel from 3-4 November

bySami Zaptia
April 16, 2026
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The 4th Libya Aviation Forum and Expo will be held at the Hayat Tower Lancaster Hotel from 3-4 November

The Libya Aviation Forum and Expo 2026 is to be held from 3 to 4 November at the Lancaster Hayat Tower.

The 4th Libya Aviation Forum & Expo, the premier event bringing together leading aviation professionals and experts from Libya and abroad will be held at the Lancaster Hotel, Hayat Tower from 3-4 November 2026.

Organisers Hormuz Tours and Events said that in this edition, they will continue to build a dynamic platform to discuss the latest developments in aviation, explore avenues for cooperation and investment, and showcase promising opportunities in this vital sector. The expo will include:

– High-level professional meetings

– A specialized exhibition featuring leading companies

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