Misrata Airport pilots detained for intoxicated flight
The Public Prosecution in Libya has begun investigating the crash of a C68A aircraft after it veered off the runway at Misrata International Airport. The aircraft's wreckage has been examined, air traffic control data and weather reports during its landing have been recorded, and technical crew members' testimonies have been collected. Subsequently, the crew members were interrogated, revealing that the pilot and co-pilot were intoxicated. As a result, the two navigators were informed of the evidence indicating their neglect of safety rules, which posed a risk to their safety, as well as to the aircraft and the airport. The prosecution has decided to detain them pending further investigation in accordance with national and international laws.
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