British Airways (BA) will add one additional weekly flight between London Heathrow and Tripoli from late February, bringing the total weekly flights to five.

International flights to and from Sirte airport have been stopped temporarily due to “administrative reasons”, with internal flights unaffected.

French ambassador in Tripoli Antoine Sivan discussed transport projects in which French companies are involved, and also visited Misrata.

Half a century after being established, the state-owned carrier says it has opened a new headquarters in Benghazi, its original home.

The Benghazi Local Council has formed a committee to supervise the expansion plans at Benina International Airport, which serves Libya’s second city.

Abdelkader al-Ayib said his ministry started over 400 projects in the previous year, despite the “exceptional circumstances which make working almost impossible.”

A Tunisair flight bound for Sfax on 8 January became the first-ever international scheduled service to run from Sirte airport, in central Libya.

Libya’s railways authority is prequalifying companies for a feasibility study on a Tripoli system, plans for which were under way before 2011.

The state-owned carrier resumed flights to the capital of neighbouring Algeria on 7 January.

Libya’s railways agency has implemented a General National Congress (GNC) decision to appoint a new chairman.

The state-owned carrier has opened a new office in Sirte and plans more domestic and international flights from the central Libyan city.

The state-owned airline is starting direct flights between the largest city in southern Libya and the Jordanian capital.

Zliten Local Council has signed seven contracts with local firms totalling LD2.8m ($2.2m) to improve roads and bridges in the town.

State-owned Afriqiyah Airways took delivery of its fourth Airbus A330-200 aircraft on 30 December.

Libya's busiest port says it unloaded a record number of containers last year and handles more than half of the country's cargo imports.