On ne sait toujours pas où Khadaffi s'est embusqué, mais
Posté : sam. 24 sept. 2011, 19:12
le transport aérien ne peut pas attendre indéfiniment d'être remis en piste ....
Libya begins effort to rebuild its air transport infrastructure
By David Kaminski-Morrow
Libya is working to rebuild its air transport sector in the wake of the ousting of former leader Muammar Gaddafi, as the country's two main airlines assess the damage to their fleets on the ramp at Tripoli airport.
The effort comes after the European Union lifted some of the sanctions it placed on Libya in March.
These included both national carrier Libyan Airlines and the state's other main airline, Afriqiyah Airways. Libyan was banned on the basis that it was wholly owned by the Libyan government, and Afriqiyah because it was effectively "owned and controlled by the regime".
un petit peu plus avec une photo en prime ici
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Libya begins effort to rebuild its air transport infrastructure
By David Kaminski-Morrow
Libya is working to rebuild its air transport sector in the wake of the ousting of former leader Muammar Gaddafi, as the country's two main airlines assess the damage to their fleets on the ramp at Tripoli airport.
The effort comes after the European Union lifted some of the sanctions it placed on Libya in March.
These included both national carrier Libyan Airlines and the state's other main airline, Afriqiyah Airways. Libyan was banned on the basis that it was wholly owned by the Libyan government, and Afriqiyah because it was effectively "owned and controlled by the regime".
un petit peu plus avec une photo en prime ici
http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/20 ... cture.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;