Director of Afriqya Airways Misrata Zone, Mohamed Al Sebti confirmed that Misrata Airport received in the past days and this dawn Libyan passengers stranded abroad and were returned as scheduled in collaboration with Libyan airlines.
In statement to Lana he said Afriqya Airways prepared buses to transport the passengers from Misrata Airport to Tripoli, and added that collaboration is continuing with the Libyan airlines to bring back passengers with previous booking with Afriqya Airways.
He thanked Libyan pilots and engineers who transferred Afriqiya airways planes from Amitiqa to Tripoli International Airport. he confirmed that Libyan engineers began immediately repairing the damaged planes to return to service.
Al Sebti said Afriqiya Airways with its various departments is making concerted efforts to speed up return into services of damaged planes, and that they are in continuous contact with Ministry of Transport to clear any obstacles.
