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Commenced operations | May 7, 2023 | ||||||
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| Headquarters | Libya | ||||||
Crown Airlines is a private airline based in Libya. The carrier was announced as part of efforts to expand and diversify the Libyan civil aviation sector and commenced in 2023 with a single Airbus A320
History
[edit]Crown Airlines was announced during a period of restructuring within Libya's aviation industry. Following political and economic changes in the country, several initiatives were introduced to modernize air transport infrastructure and increase connectivity. Crown Airlines was presented as an independent carrier that would operate alongside Libyan Airlines and Afriqiyah Airways.
They didnt get an Air Operator's license, however they have got a 16 year old A320 and some destinations
Fleet
[edit]Only an A320 was acquired.
Status
[edit]The airline is currently operating normally in Libya.

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