×
  • World - Africa
  • Updated: March 22, 2022

Libya Resumes Flights Between Country's East, West

Libya Resumes Flights Between Country's East, West

Libya has reopened airspace to domestic flights on Tuesday.

The resumption of the flights are between the country's east and west.

The Anadolu News Agency reports that this is after a 3-week suspension, which is due to political differences in the country.

In a statement, the Mitiga Airport of the country said flights were resumed to the airports of Tobruk, Labraq and Baninah in eastern Libya.

The Misrata Airport also announced the resumption of flights to Benghazi Airport.

In early March, Libya's airspace was closed to domestic flights in the wake of a decision by the Tobruk-based parliament to form a new government by former Interior Minister, Fathi Bashagha.

This is a move rejected by incumbent Prime Minister, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh.

Related Topics

Join our Telegram platform to get news update Join Now

0 Comment(s)

See this post in...

Notice

We have selected third parties to use cookies for technical purposes as specified in the Cookie Policy. Use the “Accept All” button to consent or “Customize” button to set your cookie tracking settings