Lufthansa German Airlines strengthens presence in Libya with increase of services to daily flights

As of 22 April, Lufthansa German Airlines is increasing its capacity between Frankfurt and Tripoli to daily flights from flying three times per week, boosting its presence in Libya to serve the growing travel demand.

“Within two months upon resumption of our operations in Libya, we are in a position to serve more passengers with our additional capacity complemented by our products onboard and on ground. More flights mean more choices for our customers. From our gateway in Frankfurt, business and leisure passengers can rely on our extensive global route network connecting to 216 destinations in 83 countries,” said Antonio Tassone, Lufthansa’s general manager in Libya.

Lufthansa flights are operated with an Airbus A319 aircraft in a two-class cabin configuration, featuring Lufthansa’s Business and Economy class.

Flt no Days of operation TIP, dep FRA, arr Aircraft type

LH1313 Daily 12:55pm 04:05pm A320

Flt no Days of operation FRA, dep TIP, arr Aircraft type

LH1312 Daily 09:05am 11:55am A320

For further information Lufthansa Sales office +218 (0) 21 3350375

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The sunk beetle (Volkswagen)!!!!!

Have you ever seen an old Tripoli registered car sunk in the sea? Well, I guess you never did, but what you see here is a genuine beetle in the deep sea.

I found it actually when I was surfing a Libyan website called scuba Libya (www.scubalibya.com) and was reading about the activities in which I was happy to see such activities going on in Libya especially the Libyan cost is known for having some of the most beautiful creatures and beautiful sceneries and I went to see the photo gallery and I saw this one, the website does not give information or details about the car or the location.

I was rather shocked and surprised to see and thought of sharing it with the rest of the world, by the way, apparently there is an old plane as well sunk the sea.