A Libyan Airlines Airbus A320

 

 

 

…… country is working to revive its aviation industry after years of decline.

 

By Lorne Philipot

 

 

Libya intends to launch a new national airline, Libyan United Airlines, in 2026.

The country currently has two national carriers: Libyan Airlines and Afriqiyah Airways. These carriers are both state-owned entities.

The new airline is expected to connect the Libyan capital of Tripoli with various destinations in North Africa and the Middle East.

The initiative is part of Libya’s effort to grow its aviation sector, which has been in decline for several years.

“I am excited to lead the upcoming launch of this new carrier dedicated to connecting Libya with the wider region and the world,” Ziad Farhoud, the new CEO of Libyan United Airlines, said in a statement.

The airline hopes to build a fleet of Airbus A320 aircraft to support its regional routes.

 

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