Moroccan civil aviation delegation visits Tripoli’s Mitiga airport to assess readiness to resume flights

By Sami Zaptia.

A Moroccan civil aviation delegation visited Mitiga airport to assess its readiness to receive flights (Photo: Airports Authority).

Tripoli, 12 November 2021:

A delegation from the Moroccan Civil Aviation Authority visited Tripoli’s Mitiga Airport Wednesday and Thursday to assess its readiness to receive flights from the country’s official carrier, Royal Air Maroc.

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