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Libya’s Buraq Air exits Boeing 737-800 operations

Libyan carrier Buraq Air has exited operations with the Boeing 737-800, according to the available report. The article provides no details on the number of aircraft involved, the timing of the exit or whether the airline plans to replace the type, leaving the operational and fleet implications unclear.

2026-11-10T04:05:58.650000-08:00

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Libya’s Buraq Air exits Boeing 737-800 operations

Libyan carrier Buraq Air has exited operations with the Boeing 737-800, according to the available report. The article provides no details on the number of aircraft involved, the timing of the exit or whether the airline plans to replace the type, leaving the operational and fleet implications unclear.

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Namibia launches state-operated air ambulance service with Learjet 31A, plans helicopter evacuations

The Namibian government has begun operating air ambulance services with a Learjet 31A and plans to add helicopter evacuations through cooperation with the Namibian Police Force and Namibia Defence Force. The arrangement combines fixed-wing and rotary-wing assets in a government-led medical evacuation capability.

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Nigeria’s Xejet targets Saudi Arabia flights in first quarter of 2027

Nigerian airline Xejet plans to begin international service to Saudi Arabia in the first quarter of 2027, targeting business, leisure and Umrah travelers, according to a company statement reported by local media. The announcement outlines an international expansion plan, though no routes, frequencies or aircraft details were disclosed.

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