Tripoli's sole international airport, serving as the main gateway since 2018 due to conflict-related closure of Tripoli International Airport.
Mitiga International Airport (MJI) is located about 8 kilometres east of Tripoli's city centre and serves as the primary airport for the Libyan capital. Originally a military base, it became Tripoli's main international airport after 2018, following the closure of Tripoli International Airport due to civil conflict.
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Passenger traffic has shown moderate recovery, increasing by 5.2% year-over-year as stability improves.
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Workers include airline staff, ground handling, security, catering, and airport operations personnel.
Planned terminal upgrades and runway improvements aim to increase passenger and cargo handling capacity in the coming years.
Deployment of advanced security screening and digital passenger processing systems enhances operational efficiency.
Initiatives include energy-efficient lighting and waste management programs to reduce the airport's environmental impact.
Engage with national authorities to secure funding for infrastructure upgrades and ensure compliance with international aviation standards.
Prioritize modernization of terminal facilities and runway systems to support future growth and operational resilience.
Accelerate adoption of green practices and renewable energy to meet environmental targets and regulatory requirements.
