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LIBYA: CAA renews Libyan Air Ambulance's CAMO certification

0735Z 02Oct26

TRIPOLI, Libya

Libyan Civil Aviation Authority renewed Libyan Air Ambulance's CAMO approval as an Approved LYCAR.PART-M CAMO Organization.
The operator met air safety and continuing airworthiness management standards.
Renewal follows more than three years of work, training and capacity building by national specialists.
Step supports efforts to lift restrictions on Libyan aviation.
Established in 1979, LAA operates medevac charters throughout Libya using two Cessna 560 Citation XLS, a Citation Latitude, and a Bell 429 based out of Tripoli Mitiga.

Sources:

Libyan Government Facebook

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