AI plane to leave for Tripoli today

Fri, 25 February 2011

15:35

Just in: The Air India plane for Tripoli, Libya leave tonight. Another tomorrow.

If you've just joined us, here's what you missed on this update.

TheLibyan government has given landing clearance for two Air India planes per day from tomorrow for evacuation of Indian nationals, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna said today.

He said two flights have been given clearance to operate by Libyan authorities for 10 days. He said the country has also requested the Libyan government to extend the flight clearance if the evacuation was not completed within the given time period.

So unfair that Indians love slamming the national airline, but in an emergency queue up for relief. AI never gets its due.

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