Sick passenger prompts Cairo emergency landing for Afriqiyah flight
Tripoli, 10 June: An Afriqiyah Airways flight from Jeddah to Tripoli, with 153 people on board, was forced to make...
Libya works to meet EU aviation demands
Tripoli , March 29 2012: The Libyan government has produced a notably low key response to what amounts to an...
Libya looks to Jordan for airline training
Tripoli: March 28 Hard on the heels of the suspension of Libyan airline flights into Europe, over concerns about out-of-date...
Libya Herald Exclusive: All Libyan airliners banned from Europe at EU request
Tripoli: March 26 Acting on deep safety concerns from the EU, the Libyan Transport Ministry has banned all Libyan carriers...
Austrian Airlines flies in
Tripoli: March 26 A Fokker 100 of Austrian Airlines landed in Tripoli Sunday, marking the start of regular services between...
No direct Paris-Tripoli flights planned
Tripoli, March 19: French independent airline Aigle Azur has no plans at present to operate flights between Tripoli and Paris,...
New Sebha-Cairo flights
Tripoli, March 12: Libyan Airlines launched a new route between Sebha and Cairo on Sunday to meet growing demand for...
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Decree authorises contracting with Qatari Elegancia Healthcare to operate 6 Libyan health facilities for 15 years
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Test flight conducted at Tripoli International Airport – after a near 10-year hiatus
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Egypt’s Air Cairo to start flights to Tripoli and Benghazi in mid-December
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Aldabaiba hails Libya’s oil production reaching 1.363 million barrels per day – the highest since 2012
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Spain’s Indra signs MoU with Libya’s Civil Aviation Authority on air traffic management
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