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Libyan Air Space Re-Opened

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
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Close Libyan airspace indefinitely due to air traffic controllers' strike
Sunday, 16/09/2012 10:19
Libyan airports

A. St..: A confirmed pilot Mohammed Sharif, the prime Civil Aviation Authority that the air traffic control at Cairo airport received notification from its counterpart Libyan close airspace Libyan indefinitely in landings and take-off as well as a transit flight through airspace because of the strike air traffic controllers there.

The Sheriff said in a statement that the closure led to the return and change the course of a number of aircraft flying to Libya to land at other airports.

The head of the civil aviation authority that two lines Libyan and African Alrabotttin at Cairo airport did not Tqa on the return trip to Libya, and that the plane of EgyptAir Airport Benghazi not able to return to Cairo airport, due to the closure of airspace Libyan namely at the airport in Benghazi.

http://www.moheet.com/2012/09/16/إغلاق-المجال-الجوى-الليبي-لأجل-غير-مسم/
 
Re: Libyan Air Space Closed Indefinitely Due to Air Traffic Controllers Strike

Re: Libyan Air Space Closed Indefinitely Due to Air Traffic Controllers Strike

http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/libyan-officials-us-drones-airport-closure-17240697#.UFZV4q74I7E
Libyan Officials: US Drones Behind Airport Closure

By OSAMA ALFITORY
BENGHAZI, Libya September 15, 2012 (AP)

U.S. drones hovered over the eastern city of Benghazi on Friday and militia forces fired toward the crafts, prompting authorities to close the airport for several hours for fear a commercial aircraft could be hit, Libyan officials said...
 
Re: Libyan Air Space Re-Opened

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Following the end of the air traffic controllers' strike ..
The resumption of international air traffic with Libya

Monday, September 17, 2012 - 00:49

Egyptian Aviation
Tripoli (a. U. A)

The ollowing the end of the air traffic controllers' strike ..
The resumption of international air traffic with Libya
Monday, September 17, 2012 - 00:49

Egyptian Aviation
Tripoli (a. U. A)

The Director of the Tripoli International Airport for approval air traffic controllers at the airport to end their strike, which halted most flights arriving and departing in Libya. said Birthdays Matouk director Tripoli International Airport in a press statement late Sunday evening, the air traffic controllers Libyans met new Prime Minister Dr. Mustafa Abu Hakor, and promised the latter view in their demands, and expressed observers agreeing to end the strike, and will resume air traffic at the airport. was Fawzi dates, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Transportation Libyan Aviation Affairs had said earlier on Sunday, that the demands of workers to civil aviation Libyan legitimate, and that he had previously made ​​by the Minister of Transport, Dr. Joseph Wahayshi who promised meeting them, did not take any action by the minister so far, as well as the submission of a memorandum to the Libyan Prime Minister Dr. Mustafa Abu Hakor.

http://www1.youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=788210&SecID=65&IssueID=0
 
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