Boeing 737 Comes Under Fire in Tripoli

A Libyan Airlines crew boarding an Airbus 320 at Tripoli International Airport on Friday morning in preparation for a flight to Cairo were shocked to discover a group of seemingly drunken men aboard, asleep. The group appeared to have spent the ...

Tobruk International Airportwas officially opened yesterday. The first international passenger flight, to Alexandria in Egypt, took off on in front of high-level officials, members of the Scouts and a group of local residents. The sixty passengers ...

Kyiv-based Boryspil International Airport with the start of the summer season of 2013 (March 31, 2013) will start servicing some new airlines and expand services for passengers by launching new routes and increasing the number of flights on existing ...

Tim Peake to become first UK astronaut Yesterday, 23:09 Russian Deputy Defense Minister for joint combat against terrorism Yesterday, 23:06 Israel ready for talks with Palestine Yesterday, 20:51 Koltsovo ranked Russia's best international airport ...

Tripoli - A deadly car bomb exploded on Monday near a hospital in a busy area packed with civilians in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, destroying part of the facility, officials said. Officials gave conflicting casualty figures, with death ...

TRIPOLI, Libya -- A number of Libyan militias refused to back down on Monday from their protests outside government buildings, despite passage of a sweeping law that bans anyone who served as a senior official under Moammar Gadhafi from working in ...

BREAKING OVERNIGHT: CNN: Car bomb explodes outside French embassy in Tripoli; 2 guards, girl injured A bomb exploded outside the French embassy in Tripoli, Libya, early Tuesday morning, witnesses told CNN. Two French security guards and a ...

TRIPOLI, April 14 (Xinhua) -- Libyan chief staff of air defense confirmed on Sunday that the army and the Ministry of Transportation would jointly launch a radar coverage project to monitor the country's airspace. Col. Jumaa al-Abani told Xinhua ...

The prime minister has resigned, there's no government to speak of, there are further street battles in Tripoli, the threat of more kidnappings. Lebanon, as we used to say in the civil war, returns to normal. And in some ways, it's true. Lebanon is ...