Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian resume flights to Libya

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Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian resume flights to Libya

Qatar Airways and Royal Jordanian Airlines have announced the resumption of flights to and from Libya after years of suspension, according to Libya observer.

The decision comes as the Libya Minister of Transport Mohammed Al-Shahoubi confirmed discussions with Saudi Arabian Airlines to also resume their flights.

The announcement was made during a key meeting led by Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeiba, in the presence of the Chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority and the Director of Airports Authority.

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