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Despite the civil unrest, Global Aviation has resumed operating air cargo services from Europe into Libya, leasing a 747-200 freighter to restart the operation.
The company is offering a fortnightly flight from Ostend in Belgium to Tripoli City Airport. The main Tripoli International Airport remains out of action after much of its infrastructure and equipment was destroyed during recent fighting between Libyan militias.
However, Global Aviation’s hub is at Tripoli’s city airport, where it has a warehouse. The company had originally tried ...
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Javaid Rehman
March 16, 2016 at 1:48 pmDear Sir or Madam:
I just want to export some animals from Lahore (Pakistan) to Tripoli (Libya) if your company has suspended services to Libya can you give me a quote from Lahore to Tunisia? Could you kindly give me a quote? The weight of the animals would be around 4,000kg.
An earlier response would be appreciated.
Javaid Rehman
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