Air France flights over Libya causing concern to crew union – other airliners have been overflying since 2025
The reauthorization of flights over Libya by French airlines since the end of March is causing concern among some Air ...
Tag: airspace
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 ...
US Federal Aviation Authority permits flights over Libyan airspace
By Sami Zaptia. London, 25 March 2019: The US Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) has reviewed its flight ban over Libyan ...
Tripoli airspace closed to flights today
By Sami Zaptia. Mitiga airport was suddenly closed today by the Tripoli authorities (Photo: Archives). London, 27 March 2016: Passengers ...
Egypt closes airspace to Libyan planes, forces flight back to Mitiga airport
By Libya Herald reporter. A Libyan Airlines flight was forced to return to Mitiga airport after Egypt closed down its ...
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 ...
Labraq and Tobruk airports to remain open during the coming week
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab. Tripoli, 25 July 2014: The Civil Aviation Authority has announced the closure of Libyan airspace over western ...
Top Stories
-
Boeing signs a strategic agreement with Libya to modernize its civil aviation
-
Chevron and Libya’s National Oil Corporation sign MoU to evaluate shale oil and gas resources – estimated at 18 billion barrels and 123 trillion cft
-
CBL loosens foreign currency controls – including permitting cash dollar deposits and transfer
-
Air France flights over Libya causing concern to crew union – other airliners have been overflying since 2025
-
Libyan government delegation meets – US Department of Energy – discusses developing oil and gas sector and strategic energy projects
The Libya Herald first appeared on 17 February 2012 – the first anniversary of the Libyan Revolution. Since then, it has become a favourite go-to source on news about Libya, for many in Libya and around the world, regularly attracting millions of hits.