Jasmin Airways to commence flights to Tripoli and Benghazi from November

By Sami Zaptia.

Jasmin Airways is to start flights to Libya as of November (Photo: Jasmin Airways).

Tripoli, 30 October 2021:

Tunisia-based Jasmin Airway’s announced Wednesday that it is resuming flights between Tunis Carthage airport and Mitiga Tripoli Airport and Benghazi’s Benina Airport as of 7 November.

The Libyan state owns a 40 percent stake in the airliner.

It operates two Embraer EMB 170 aircraft with a capacity of 75 seats each.

Mitiga airport reopened, flights operating including to and from Istanbul, Alexandria and Cairo

Saudi Civil Aviation Authority and several security managers of Saudi air transport companies inspect Tripoli’s Mitiga airport

Jasmin Airways to commence flights to Tripoli and Benghazi from November

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