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Dopo il Marocco, anche l'Egitto vieta il proprio spazio aereo ai voli libici?

Tripoli, Libia - L'episodio è stato riportato da Libyan Airlines e dalle autorità dello scalo di Tripoli-Matiga

Si aggrava l'isolamento della Libia dal resto del mondo: dopo il Marocco, anche l'Egitto avrebbe vietato ai voli del Paese mediterraneo di sorvolare il proprio spazio aereo (vedi AVIONEWS). Martedì 17 febbraio un volo commerciale diretto ad Istanbul, è stato costretto ad invertire la rotta verso l'aeroporto di Tripoli, a causa del divieto di sorvolo da parte delle autorità egiziane. L'episodio è...

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Roma, Italia, 02/18/2015 20:56
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