JORDAN and LIBYA have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to introduce the Amman–Misrata route into their bilateral air services schedule, authorising designated national carriers from both countries to operate up to seven scheduled weekly flights per side. Signed on 26 October 2026 on the sidelines of the Eighth Meeting of Directors General of Civil Aviation for the Middle East Region in Doha, QATAR, the agreement covers passenger, cargo and mail transportation under the third and fourth freedoms of the air, allowing designated airlines to carry traffic between the two countries. The arrangement was concluded following discussions between delegations led by Daifallah Farajat, Chief Commissioner of Jordan’s Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission (CARC), and Mohamed Shlibek of the Libyan Civil Aviation Authority, focusing on strengthening bilateral air transport cooperation and updating the existing air services framework to reflect developments in the aviation industry. The new route is expected to improve connectivity between Amman and Misrata while facilitating passenger movement, trade and broader economic exchange between the two countries. The discussions also reaffirmed…
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