A new Libyan plane flies in as an old one flies out
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 28 August 2015: Two Libyan . . .Airlines aircraft travelled in opposite directions this past couple ...
Tag: Tripoli International Airport
Plans announced to rebuild Tripoli’s international airport
By Ajnadin Mustafa. Tripoli, 16 August 2015: Less than a week after the Beida-based government announced that Tripoli International Airport ...
Tunisia agrees to reopen airspace for Libya flights but increases passport restrictions
By Libya Herald reporter. Tunisia agrees to reopen airspace for flights between Sfax and some Libyan airports (Photo: Social Media) ...
Civil Aviation Authority looks to reopen Benghazi airport
By Libya Herald staff. Benina International Airport before recent Benghazi conflict (Photo: Social Media) Benghazi, 29 October 2014: The Libyan Civil ...
Workshop on resurrecting Libyan aviation sector
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 14 October 2014: A workshop was held in Tripoli's Corinthia hotel today entitled "The resurrection of ...
Tripoli International Airport in flames
By Libya Herald reporters. Fire engulfs the terminal building (photo:social media) Fire engulfs the terminal building (Photo:social media) Tripoli, 24 ...
UN delegation visits Misrata to discuss solutions out of crisis and build constitutional institutions
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 15 August 2014: A delegation from the United Nations Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) and the European ...
Libya says oilfields are safe from fighting
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli 30 July 2014: Despite the ongoing violence in eastern Libya and now in the West, ...
Fuel prices soar in Tripoli
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Tripoli, 27 July 2014: The cost of petroleum products has increased sharply as the ongoing clashes ...
Buraq Air announces resumption of some flights “soon”
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab. Tripoli, 24 July 2014: Buraq Air has announced that it plans to resume flights from Tripoli to ...
Top Stories
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Following reports of military movements and escalating tensions in Tripoli and western region, UNSMIL calls on all parties to urgently de-escalate
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Calm returns after overnight Tripoli clashes as major militia leader reportedly killed
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Medusa submarine cable project linking Libya with Europe inaugurated
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Ceasefire announced after heavy overnight fighting in Tripoli
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American oil services company Weatherford announces its return to work in Libya:
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