Airspace of Libya
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What to do
Air operators should avoid flying below FL320 in FIR Tripoli except for coastal airport operations with sea approaches, full coordination with local authorities and ATC, and a robust risk assessment. Operators must exercise caution above FL320, continuously monitor airspace developments, and follow all relevant aeronautical information and guidance from national authorities. These measures remain valid until at least 31 January 2027 unless reviewed earlier.
Summary
The document titled Airspace of Libya is a safety information bulletin issued by EASA concerning the FIR Tripoli (HLLL) airspace at all altitudes. It highlights the volatile security situation in Libya, with high risks below FL320 due to armed conflicts and military activities, and medium risks above FL320 due to air-defence systems, affecting all air operators subject to EU regulations and third country operators authorized by EASA. The bulletin provides guidance to ensure safe operations in this complex environment.
What changed
The validity of the bulletin was extended until 31 January 2027, with revisions made to the description of the security situation and amendments to the operational recommendations. These changes update the risk assessment and operational advice for air operators flying in Libyan airspace.
Why it matters
This information is critical for aviation professionals as it directly impacts flight planning, risk assessment, and operational safety for flights transiting or operating within Libyan airspace. Operators must understand the heightened risks and limited mitigating measures to ensure compliance with safety regulations and to protect crew and passengers.
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