Western Libyan airspace reopened for overfly
By Tom Westcott. International flights can now overfly Western airspace (Photo: Tom Westcott) International flights can now overfly Western airspace...
No Tobruk flights but Mitiga looking promising, says Air Malta
By Tom Westcott. 23 October 2014: Air Malta has denied it has any plans to start flying to Tobruk but...
HoR approves government budget
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 23 October 2014: The Libyan 2014 budget was finally approved by the House of Representatives...
Zuwara OK for international flights even as doubts rise over Libyan airspace
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli, 20 October 2014: The Libya Civil Aviation Authority has cleared Zuwara airport for international flights,...
The legitimate government controls Libya’s oil revenues – PM Thinni
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 18 October 2014: Asked as to who is in control of Libya's oil revenues, Prime Minister...
I want to restart construction projects – PM Thinni
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 18 October 2014: Speaking in an in-depth interview on the re-launched Al-Wataniya state satellite TV channel...
NOC will not negotiate with protesters at Abu Tifl
By Jamal Adel. Kufra, 17 October 2014: Protesters from Jalu who broke into the long-dormant Abu Tifl oilfield on 2...
Turkish Airlines to again fly daily to Misrata
By Libya Herald reporters. Turkish Airlines to land in Misrata Tripoli, 17 October 2014: Turkish Airlines is to resume flights...
Government orders CAA to Beida: not clear it will go
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli, 15 October 2014: The Libya Civil Aviation Authority may be about to reject an instruction...
Fortnightly cargo flights start from Belgium to Mitiga
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 15 October. European air cargo company, Global Aviation is due resume flights from Belgium to...
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Production at the Sharara field continues despite pipeline fire – production diverted via other pipelines: NOC
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Damaged and drifting Russian gas tanker under control – being tugged away to sea by Libyan efforts
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PM Aldabaiba reopens Tripoli Zoo after a 17-year closure: a symbolic turnaround for the Zoo – from a militia military base back to a leading recreation destination
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LPTIC Chairman tours Tripoli International Airport – emphasises need to accelerate pace of completion of telecoms work
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Emergency bad weather holiday announced today in Greater Tripoli as western Libya was hit by a passing storm of strong winds and heavy rain – many roads flooded, drivers stranded
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