Internal routes now not expected to resume until May due to security-related delays.

State-owned carrier plans to resume flights from Tripoli and Benghazi next week.

The state-controlled company has opened a new petrol station in Msaad, north-east Libya.

British Airways is set to restart its London-Tripoli service on 27 April, over a month after it halted the route due to security incidents at Tripoli airport.

British Airways will not resume its London-Tripoli service until 24 April, around a month after it was halted due to security incidents at Tripoli airport.

Shipping agent and broker will represent France's SDV in the Libyan market.

The state-owned carrier has recently advertised for the role, with applications being accepted until the end of April.

The Italian carrier resumed its Rome-Tripoli service on 16 April after having suspended its flights after last month's security incident at Tripoli airport. 

Fawaz al-Aitan was taken by gunmen in the Mansoura district of Tripoli, prompting Royal Jordanian to cancel its Tripoli-Amman flight.

Domestic flights have resumed at Labraq airport, in Bayda, after an agreement with protesters.

The carrier's first flight from Tripoli to the Tunisian island took off on 10 April.

The airport, which serves the city of Bayda, will restart international flights after protesters reached an agreement with local officials.

Lufthansa and its Austrian Airlines subsidiary will continue to suspend Libya flights due to "security and operational reasons", while BA has postponed restarting its Heathrow-Tripoli route.

Several main roads in the capital were closed on 7 April by local protesters setting up roadblocks.

International flights have resumed at Benina airport a day after it was closed by anti-GNC protesters as part of a wider campaign of strikes in the city.