Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines extend flight cancellations into April
By Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 30 March 2014: Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines have extended flight cancellations to Tripoli until at least 7 ...
Tag: Austrian Airlines
British Airways and Lufthansa extend suspensions on Tripoli flights
By Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 25 March 2014. Carriers British Airways, Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines have extended their suspension of flights ...
Austrian Airlines to reduce flights during Ramadan
By Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 20 May 2013: Anticipating a drop in demand for travel during Ramadan, Austrian Airlines is paring ...
Austrian trade delegation slimmed by flight ban fear
By Nigel Ash Tripoli, 26 February 2013: More than a third of an Austrian . . .trade delegation due in ...
Lufthansa flights back on, but with reduced schedule
By Tom Westcott. Lufthansa is running a reduced service to Libya, having lost a code-share agreement with Libyan Airlines (Photo: ...
Lufthansa and Austrian refused permission to return to Libya
By Tom Westcott. Libyan authorities have not yet allowed Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines to resume flights to Tripoli (Photo: Trainler) ...
Lufthansa and Austrian resume flights to Libya
By Tom Westcott. London, 20 February 2013: Lufthansa and subsidiary . . .Austrian Airlines have resumed flights to Libya after ...
Lufthansa and Austrian cancel flights
By Tom Westcott. Lufthansa and Australian Airlines suspend Libya flights Tripoli, 5 February 2013: Lufthansa and its subsidiary Austrian Airlines ...
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