The Libyan African Aviation Holding Company announced that the airspace between Libya and Tunisia will be reopened gradually from the beginning of next October.
The company stated in a statement, on Sunday, that there were consultations with the Tunisian side, following which it was decided to open air space between the two countries, in accordance with the health protocols in force in the two countries.
The company added that it is necessary for every traveler coming to Tunisia to show a laboratory certificate proving the negative result of the Corona virus, provided that the analysis does not exceed 120 hours, upon arrival at the Tunisian border.
It is worth noting that the President of the Presidential Council, Fayez Al-Sarraj, announced last March a state of emergency in the country to confront the Corona virus, and the closure of airports and land borders.
