Italian Civil Aviation audit team inspects Tripoli’s Mitiga airport
An audit delegation from Italian Civil Aviation visited Tripoli’s Mitiga airport on Tuesday and Wednesday (16th and 17th May), Libya’s ...
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Minister of Transport signs cooperation and support agreement with the International Civil Aviation Organization
The Minister Transport in the Tripoli-based Libyan government, Mohamed Al-Shahoubi, paid a working visit to the International Civil Aviation Organization ...
International Civil Aviation Organization visits Libya – lifting air embargo discussed
Libya’s Transport Minister, Mohamed Al-Shahubi, met in his Tripoli office on Monday Mohamed Al-Farea, Regional Director of the International Civil ...
Libya needs joint strategic reform plan of its aviation sector to lift the EU flight ban
On the opening day of the Libya Aviation Forum 2022 (6 to 8 November at Tripoli’s Corinthia hotel), Fathi Mesmari ...
Libya discusses with ICAO progress on lifting European flight ban
By Sami Zaptia. Libya discusses lifting EU flight ban with ICAO (Photo: Transport Ministry). London, 11 June 2021: Libya discussed ...
ICAO permits further use of old green Libyan passports for travel
By Libya Herald staff. Libyans will still be able to use their old non-electronic green Qaddafi-era passports beyond the internationally ...
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