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THE INTERNATIONAL Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has lifted 11-year-old restrictions on Libya's airspace, which were imposed in 2015 due to the country's civil war.
Libya's Ministry of Transport announced that airspace restrictions imposed by the UN-affiliated ICAO in 2015 have been lifted after 11 years. The few airlines currently operating flights to Libya previously limited their routes to Tunisia, Jordan, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Sudan.
Libya's Transport Ministry announced on Monday that airspace restrictions imposed by the UN's International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in 2015 have been lifted,… Libya announces international airspace restrictions lifted after 11 years - NAVY SHIPPING
Tripoli: The Ministry of Transport of Libya today announced the abolition of the restrictions and precautionary warnings against the use of Libyan airspace issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in 2015 during the civil war in the country. The Ministry stated that this decision, which was officially issued on 23 October, was announced by the Secretary-General of ICAO, Juan Carlos Salazar. [...]
The Ministry of Communications of the Government of the Unity announced, after more than a decade of operation, that the ICAO decision to rescind the warnings regarding aviation safety in Libyan airspace issued in 2013 and 2015 was an important step towards the restoration of Libyan airspace on the international air traffic map and the culmination of efforts to develop the United Nations system.
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