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Tunisian Civil Aviation and Tunis Air inspect Misrata Airport for possible start of direct flights
A Tunisian Civil Aviation and Tunis Air team visited Misrata Airport today to assess its suitability to receive direct flights ...
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Medsky Airways adds a second Airbus 320 to its fleet
Last week, the Malta-based but Libyan owned MedSky Airways announced that it had added a second Airbus 320 to its ...
Berniq Airlines to start flights to Dubai soon
The private sector owned, and Benghazi based Berniq Airlines announced Thursday that it will soon start flights from Benghazi to ...
Afriqiyah Airways starts direct flight from Benghazi to Istanbul from 18 June
Libya’s state Afriqiyah Airways will start a direct flight from Benghazi’ Benina airport to Istanbul starting from Saturday 18 June. ...
Tunisair Express to resume Djerba-Tripoli flights as of 2 June
Tunisair Express will resume flights between Djerba and Tripoli’s Mitiga airport as of 2 June, the airliner announced. There will ...
Greek delegation visits Benghazi’s Benina airport to discuss resumption of flights with Athens ‘‘soon’’
A delegation made up of the Greek Consul and the Greek flag carrier airline (Aegean Airlines) visited Benina International Airport ...
Egypt air to start Cairo flights to Benghazi on 18 April
Egypt Air announced that it will restart flights between Cairo and Benghazi as of 18 April. The airliner said that ...
Malta-based Libyan carrier Med Sky to start chartered flights from Misrata to Malta from 5 May
A new Malta-based Libyan carrier, Med Sky, is to start passenger and cargo flights from Misrata to Malta from 5 ...
Flights between western and eastern Libya to resume – after anti Bashagha political closure dropped?
Flights between Tripoli’s Mitiga airport – and all western based airports – with eastern Libya are to resume today after ...
Ghadames Air to resume flights in March
At a ceremony held at a Tripoli events hall yesterday, the privately owned Ghadames Air announced that it was resuming ...
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