Libya and France consider opening airspace
Discussions between Libya and France focused on ways to expand bilateral cooperation, with particular emphasis on opening the airspace between the two countries and strengthening collaboration in the aviation sector. This comes after the resumption of direct flights in September 2026, when Med Sky launched its first direct flight between Misrata and Benina airports, followed by Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris after years of suspension. The two parties discussed supporting French airlines in returning their operations to Libyan airports, facilitating visa procedures, and establishing training and maintenance centers in Libya. The French ambassador expressed France's willingness to hold evaluation meetings with the Libyan aviation sector, and the French embassy described the step as a positive move in enhancing air cooperation between the two nations.
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