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Normal flights to resume today after ending of industrial action

bySami Zaptia
June 25, 2015
Reading Time: 1 min read
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By Libya Herald reporter.

Tunis, 30 May 2015:

The Libyan Airlines Operations Control Centre (OCC) announced that the strike action at Libya’s . . .[restrict]airports is scheduled to come to an end today.

The incremental strike announced by ground and catering staff over a week ago in protest at the non-payment of wages started on Monday 25, severely limiting flights.

Libyan Airlines OCC has confirmed that there will be a Tripoli Mitiga-Amman flight at 17.00 as well as a Mitiga-Istanbul flight also at 17.00 today.

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Afriqiyah has said that it will be making an announcement soon about its flights schedule while Medavia is expected to continue its flights which had been operating since yesterday. [/restrict]

Tags: flightsindustrial actionLibyan airlinesmitiga airportstrike

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