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Medavia resumes flights between Tripoli and Malta

byNigel Ash
January 31, 2016
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Medavia resumes flights between Tripoli and Malta

A Medavia Beechcraft (Photo: Medavia)

By Libya Herald reporters.

A Medavia Beechcraft  (Photo: Medavia)
A Medavia Beech 1900D (Photo: Medavia)

Tripoli, 30 January 2016:

Medavia is resuming its Mitiga-Luqa flights which the Maltese government obliged it to suspend in . . .[restrict]November on security grounds. The Maltese Civil Aviation Authority has now re-licensed the carrier for the route.

The service, using a 17-seater Beech 1900D aircraft, resumes this Monday. However instead of the previous daily flights, Medavia will be running the link on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

Two weeks ago  Maltese Civil Aviation officials made an inspection trip to Mitiga. [/restrict]

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