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: aviation
Libya and UAE sign MoU to lift air transport restrictions between the two countries
The Tripoli based Libyan Ministry of Transport reported yesterday that it has signed an MoU with the UAE to lift ...
Misrata Airport flights up 30 percent, passengers up 3 percent for 2023-2024
Misrata Airport reported yesterday that flights were up 30 percent from 325 to 421, and passenger numbers were up 3 ...
Minister of Transport participates in the opening ceremony of the Future of Aviation Conference
Libya’s Tripoli based Minister of Transport, Mohamed Shahoubi, and his accompanying delegation, attended the opening ceremony of the Future of ...
UK Deputy Ambassador visits Airports Authority – British business delegation to visit Tripoli soon
The Head of the Libyan Airports Authority, Mohamed Bait Al-Mal, met yesterday in his Tripoli office Katherine Wilde, Deputy Ambassador ...
Top international logistic and shipping liners are participating in Shippex 2023
The second edition of SHIPPEX 2023, organised by ADD Events and its official partner, Misrata Free Zone, are hosting more ...
The second Libya Aviation Forum and Expo will be held in Tripoli from 6 to 8 November
The second Libya Aviation Forum and Expo will be held in Tripoli from 6 to 8 November, event organisers Hormuz ...
Transport Minister discusses with Turkish ambassador return of Turkish flights, lifting air ban, modernizing civil aviation, training and return of Turkish companies
By Sami Zaptia. Transport Minister meets Turkish ambassador to discuss resumption of flights and other transport matters (Photo: Transport Ministry). ...
Second Global Air aircraft arrives in Tripoli as part of expansion plan
By Sami Zaptia. Global Air's second Embraer ERJ 145 arrived at Mitiga airport last Sunday as part of its expansion ...
Airspace controllers threaten industrial action
By Libya Herald reporter. 26 February 2017: Libyan air traffic controllers are threatening nation-wide industrial action because of what they ...
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‘‘Serious interest from American companies in returning to the Libyan market confirms their confidence in the path of reform and stability’’
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A high-level Libyan delegation and U.S. officials from Congress, the administration, and think tanks hold roundtable discussion in DC
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Tripoli Libyan government delegation holds extensive meeting in DC with several major American companies ‘‘reflecting renewed American interest in Libyan market’’
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Tripoli government delegation meets Eric Meyer, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for the Middle East and Africa, to discuss economic and financial cooperation
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Sirte Free Zone offers 70% reduction in duties for all goods through its port for two years
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