Why are there no flights over Libya?

As a result of the significant, continuing unacceptable risks to the safety of U.S. civil aviation operations at all altitudes in the territory and airspace of Libya, the FAA maintains the prohibition on U.S. civil aviation operations at all altitudes in the territory and airspace of Libya and extends the expiration ...



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These include:
  • Iran.
  • Lebanon.
  • Syria.
  • Iraq.
  • Pakistan.
  • Libya.
  • Tunisia.
  • Malaysia.


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Afghanistan's airspace now has no ATC service - the OAKX/Kabul FIR is uncontrolled Class G airspace, and overflying traffic should route around the country. Some countries say that overflights should only be on airways P500 and G500 in the far east of the OAKX/Kabul FIR.

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Though landlocked, Afghanistan's position in central Asia means it sits along the most direct routes for those traveling from India to Europe and America. After the Taliban takeover of Kabul on Aug. 15, 2021, civil aviation simply stopped, as ground controllers no longer managed the airspace.

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US State Dept Travel Advisory The US Department of State currently recommends US citizens DO NOT TRAVEL to Niger due to crime, terrorism, and kidnapping.

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