FAAFinal Rule
Extension of the Prohibition against Certain Flights: Territory and Airspace of Libya
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Summary
The FAA is extending its ban on commercial flights from the United States flying over Libya or landing there due to ongoing safety and security concerns. This rule keeps American airlines and their passengers away from Libyan airspace to prevent potential threats from conflict and instability in that country.
Key Points
- 1U.S. airlines are prohibited from flying to Libya or through its airspace as a safety precaution
- 2The ban was originally put in place due to civil conflict and security risks, and this rule extends that prohibition
- 3American passengers and cargo carriers cannot use Libyan airports or airspace, requiring them to find alternative routes
- 4The rule affects any U.S. commercial airline operations involving Libya
- 5This is an ongoing safety measure that will continue until conditions in Libya improve enough for the FAA to lift the ban
Key Dates
Published
March 20, 2025
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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