On Saturday, Royal Jordanian Airlines resumed its flights to Tripoli’s Mitiga International Airport, marking the end of a ten-year hiatus. This significant step was accompanied by a visit from a delegation of 14 aviation experts led by Jordanian Aviation Security Director Abdullah Al-Nsour. The delegation was welcomed by the Libyan Aviation Security Director, the Mitiga Airport Director, and several heads of security and protocol departments at the airport.
Royal Jordanian Airlines, Jordan’s national carrier, ceased its operations in Tripoli in 2014 due to the escalating conflict and security concerns in Libya. The country’s civil unrest had led to a significant disruption in air travel, with many international airlines suspending their services to Libyan airports.- Libya Review
