Air traffic increasing over Kufra Airport airspace – up to 100 international airliners per day
Libya’s Kufra International Airport reported last Thursday (2 October) that it is experiencing increasing air traffic through its airspace these ...
Tag: airspace
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Air traffic increasing over Kufra Airport airspace – up to 100 international airliners per day
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