Libya AIP Part1

AIP
AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION PUBLICATION

GREAT SOCIALIST PEOPLE’S LIBYAN ARAB
JAMAHIRIYA
(LIBYA - G.S.P.A.J)
FIFTH EDITION - 2007
CONSULT NOTAM FOR LATEST INFORMATION
AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE

CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY
AIP
AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION PUBLICATION
GREAT SOCIALIST PEOPLE’S LIBYAN ARAB
JAMAHIRIYA
PART 1
GENERAL ( GEN )
AIP GEN 0.1 - 1
LIBYA – GSPAJ 15 JULY 2007
PART 1 GENERAL (GEN)

GEN 0.
GEN 0.1 PREFACE

1 THE AIP LIBYA – GSPAJ IS PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF CIVIL AVIATION .
POSTAL ADDRESS :
CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY
P.O. BOX 14349 TRIPOLI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
AFS ADDRESS : HLLLYAYA
TELEX 20353 CAA LY
TELEPHONE : 00218 21 3605535
TELE FAX : 00218 21 3605322 – 3605535
SITA : TIPYAXS
2 APPLICABLE ICAO DOCUMENTS
The AIP is prepared in accordance with the Standards and Recommended Practices ( SARPs ) of Annex 15 to the Convention
on international Civil Aviation and the ICAO Aeronautical information services Manual ( ICAO Doc 8126) Charts contained in
the AIP are produced in accordance with annex 4 to convention on international Civil Aviation and the ICAO Aeronautical Chart
Manual
(D8697) Differences from ICAO Standards, Recommended Practices And Procedures are given in subsection GEN 1.7.
3 The AIP structure and established regular amendment interval
3.1 The AIP structure

The AIP forms part of the Integrated Aeronautical information package . Details of which are given in subsection GEN 3.1
principal structure is shown in graphic form on page GEN 0.1-3.
The AIP is made up of three parts, General ( GEN ), En-route (ENR) and Aerodromes (AD), each divided into sections and
subsections as applicable, containing various types of information subjects .
3.1.1 Part 1 – General (GEN)

Part 1 consists of five sections containing information as briefly described hereafter.
GEN 0.
Preface; Record of AIP Amendments; Record of AIP Supplements; Checklist of AIP pages; list of hand
Amendments to the AIP; and the Table of Contents to Part 1 .
GEN 1. National regulations and requirements designated authorities: Entry, transit and departure of aircraft;
Entry, transit and departure of passengers and crew entry transit ,and departure of cargo; Aircraft instruments, equipment and flight
documents; summary of national regulations and international agreements/conventions; and differences from ICAO standards,
Recommended Practices and procedures .
GEN 2. Tables and codes

Measuring system, aircraft markings; abbreviations used in AIS publications; Chart symbols; location indicators list of Radio
navigation aids conversion tables sunrise/Sunset tables.
GEN 3. Services
Aeronautical information services; Aeronautical charts; Air traffic services; communications services; Meteorological services and
Search and rescue .
GEN 4. Charges for aerodromes / heliports and air navigation services – Aerodrome / heliport charges; and Air navigation services
Charges .
3.1.2 Part 2-En-route (ENR)

Part 2 consists of ( SEVEN ) sections containing the information as briefly described hereafter
ENR 0 . Preface ; Record of AIP Amendments Record of AIP Supplements ; Checklist of AIP Pages ; list of hand amendments to
The AIP ; and the Table of Contents to Part 2
LIBYA C.A.A 15 JULY 2007

AIP GEN 0.1 -2
ENR 1. General rules and procedures – General rules ; Visual flight rules ; instrument flight rules ; ATS air space classified
Holding ; approach and departures Procedures ; Radar services and procedures ; Altimeter setting procedures ; Regulation
Supplementary procedures ; Air traffic flow management ; Flight Planning ; Addressing of flight plan messages ; interception
of civil aircraft ; Unlawful interference ; and Air traffic incidents .
ENR 2. Air traffic services airspace – Detailed description of Flight information regions (FIR) : Upper flight information
Regions (UIR) : Terminal control areas ( TMA) : and Other regulated airspace .
ENR 3. ATS ROUTES - Detailed description of lower ATS routes; Upper routes; Area navigation routes;
Helicopter routes; Other routes ; and en- route holding.
Note – other types of routes which are specified in connection with procedures for traffic to and from aerodromes/
heliports are described in the relevant sections and subsections of part 3 – Aerodromes .
ENR 4. Radio navigation aids/systems - Radio navigation aids –en- route; Special navigation systems; Name – code designators
for significant points; and Aeronautical ground lights – en- route .
ENR 5. Navigation warnings; Prohibited, restricted, and danger areas; Military exercise and training areas and air defence
identification zone (ADIZ) ; other activities of a dangerous nature and other potential hazards ; air
navigation obstacles – en –route aerial sporting and recreational activities; and Bird migration and areas with
sensitive fauna ..
ENR 6. En route charts, enroute chart-ICAO and index chart.
3.1.3 part 3 – Aerodromes (AD)
Part 3 consists of four sections containing information as briefly described hereafter.
AD 0 – preface; Record of AIP Amendments; Record of AIP Supplements; Checklist of AIP pages; List of hand amendments
to the AIP ; and the Table of contents to Part 3.
AD 1. Aerodromes/heliports – introduction – Aerodrome/heliport availability; Rescue and fire fighting services and Snow plan;
Index to aerodromes and heliport; and Grouping of aerodromes/heliports .
AD 2. Aerodromes – Detailed information about aerodromes. Including helicopter landing area , if located at the aerodromes,
Listed under 24 subsections .
AD 3. Heliports – Detailed information about heliports ( not located at aerodromes) listed under 23 subsections .
3.2 regular amendment interval
Amendments To The AIP will be issued when required
4 Service to contact in case of detected AIP error or omissions
In the compilation of the AIP care , has been taken to ensure that the information contained therein is accurate and complete. Any
errors and omissions which may nevertheless be detected , as will as any correspondence concerning the Integrated Aeronautical
Information Package, should be referred to:
Aeronautical Information service

P.O. box 98452 Tripoli Int. Airport
Tripoli Airport
LIBYA

AIP GEN 0.1 - 3
THE INTEGRATED AERONAUTICAL

INFORMATION PACKAGE
AIP including Amendments AIC

NOTAM and PIB and supplements Checklists and
lists of valid NOTAM
PART 1 PART 2 ENR 6

GENERAL (GEN) EN-ROUTE (ENR) En-route Charts
PART 3
ENR 0 AD 0
GEN 0
GEN 1 ENR 1 AD 1
National Regulations and General Rules and Aerodromes/Heliports –
Requirements Procedures Introduction
AD 2
GEN 2 ENR 2 Aerodromes
Table and Codes ATS Airspace
AD 3
GEN 3 ENR 3 Heliports
Services ATS Routes
ENR 4
GEN 4 Radio Navigation
Charges for Aids/Systems
Aerodromes/Heliports
and
Air Navigation Services ENR 5
Navigation
Aids/Systems
ENR 5
Navigation Warnings

AIP GEN 0.2 - 1
GEN 0.2. RECORD OF AIP AMENDMENTS
AIP AMENDMENT AIRAC AIP AMENDMENTS

Date
Publication Inserted Publication Effective Inserted
NR/Year Inserted NR/Year
Date by Date Date by

AIP GEN 0.3 - 1
GEN 03 RECORD OF AIP SUPPLEMENTS
AIP section (s)

NR/Year Subject Period of validity Cancellation record
affected

AIP GEN 0.4 - 1
GEN 0.4 CHECKLIST OF AIP PAGES

PART 1 – GENERAL (GEN)
PAGE DATE PAGE DATE PAGE DATE PAGE DATE
PART 1- GENERAL (GEN) 2.7-6 2.7-54 3.6-5

2.7-7 2.7-55
GEN 0 15 NOV 05 2.7-8 15 NOV 05 2.7-56 4.1-1
0.1 - 1 2.7-9 2.7-57 4.1-2
0.1 - 2 2.7-10 2.7-58
0.1 - 3 2.7-11 2.7-59
0.2 - 1 2.7-12 2.7-60
0.3-1 2.7-13 2.7-61 PART 2-EN-ROUTE (ENR)
0.4-1 2.7-14 2.7-62
0.5-1 2.7-15 2.7-63 ENR0
0.6-1 2.7-16 2.7-64 061
0.6-2 2.7-17 2.7-65 062
0.6-3 2.7-18 2.7-66
2.7-19 2.7-67 ENR1
2.7-20 2.7-68 0.1-1
GEN 1 2.7-21 2.7-69 0.1-2
1.1-1 2.7-22 2.7-70 1.2-1
1.1-2 2.7-23 2.7-71 1.2-2
1.2-1 2.7-24 2.7-72 1.3-1
1.2-2 2.7-25 2.7-73 1.3-2
1.3-1 2.7-26 1.4-1
1.4-1 2.7-27 1.4-2
1.5-1 2.7-28 GEN3 1.5-1
1.6-1 2.7-29 3.1-1 1.6-1
1.7-1 2.7-30 3.1-2 1.6-2
1.7-2 2.7-31 3.1-3 1.6-3
2.7-32 3.1-4 1.7-1
2.7-33 3.2-1 1.7-2
GEN 2 2.7-34 3.2-2 1.7-3
2.1-1 2.7-35 3.2-3 1.7-4
2.2-1 2.7-36 3.2-4 1.8-1
2.2-2 2.7-37 3.2-5 1.9-1
2.2-3 2.7-38 3.2-6 1.9-2
2.2-4 2.7-39 3.2-7 1.10-1
2.2-5 2.7-40 3.2-8 1.10-2
2.2-6 2.7-41 3.3-1 1.10-3
2.2-7 2.7-42 3.3-2 1.11-1
2.3-1 2.7-43 3.4-1 1.12-1
23-2 2.7-44 3.4-2 1.12-2
24-1 2.7-45 3.4-3 1.12-3
24-2 2.7-46 3.5-1 1.13-1
25-1 2.7-47 3.5-2 1.14-1
26-1 2.7-48 3.5-3 1.14-2
2.7-1 2.7-49 3.5-4 1.14-3
2.7-2 2.7-50 3.5-8 1.14-4
2.7-3 2.7-51 3.6-1 1.14-5
2.7-4 2.7-52 3.6-3 1.14-6
2.7-5 2.7-53 3.6-4 1.14-7

AIP GEN 0.4 - 2
PAGE DATE PAGE DATE PAGE DATE PAGE DATE
5.6-1 1.1-3 2-15

5.6-2 1.1-4 2-16
ENR2 ENR6 1.2-1 2-17
2.1-1 6-1 1.2-2 2-18
2.2-1 6-2 1.2-3 2-19
6-3 1.3-1 2-21
ENR3 6-4 1.3-2 2-23
3.1-1 6-5 1.4-1 2-25
3.2-1 6-6 2-27
3.3-1 6-7 2-29
3.4-1 6-8 AD2 2-31
3.5-1 6-9 2-1 2-33
3.6-1 2-2 2-35
PART 3 - AERRODROMES 2-3 2-37
ENR4 (AD) 2-4 2-39
4.1-1 2-5 2-41
4.2-1 AD0 15 NOV 05 2-6
4.3-1 0.6-1 2-7
4.4-1 0.6-2 2-8 AD3
2-9 3-1
ENR5 PART 3 - AERODROMES 2-10 3-2
5.1-1 2-11 3-3
5.2-1 AD1 15 NOV 05 2-12 3-4
5.3-1 1.1-1 2-13 3-5
5.4-1 1.1-2 2-14 3-6
5.5-1 3-7

AIP GEN 0.5 - 1
GEN 0.5 LIST OF HAND DMENTS TO THE AIP
AIP page(s) Amendment text Introduced by AIP

affected Amendment NR

AIP GEN 0.6 - 1
GEN0.6-1
GEN 0.6 TABLE OF CONTENTS TO PART 1

Page
GEN1.1 Designed authorities......................................................................................................................................GEN1.1-1
GEN1.2 Entry, transit and departure of aircraft...........................................................................................................GEN1.2-1
GEN1.3 Entry, transit and departure of passengers and crew ....................................................................................GEN1.3-1
GEN1.4 Entry, transit and departure of cargo..............................................................................................................GEN1.4-1
GEN1.5 Aircraft instruments, equipment and flight documents..................................................................................GEN1.5-1
GEN1.6 Summary of national regulations and international agreements/conventions...............................................................
GEN1.6-1
GEN1.7 Differences from ICAO Standards, Recommended Practices and procedures ............................................GEN1.7-1
GEN 2 TABLES AND CODES
GEN 2.1 Measuring system aircraft markings, holdays..............................................................................................GEN2.1-1

GEN2.1-1 Units of measurement.................................................................................................................................GEN2.1-1
GEN2.1-2 Time system................................................................................................................................................GEN2.1-1
GEN2.1-3 Geodetic reference datum...........................................................................................................................GEN2.1-1
GEN2.1-4 Aircraft nationality and registration marks.................................................................................................GEN2.1-2
GEN2.1-5 Public holidays...........................................................................................................................................GEN2.1-2
GEN2.2 Abbreviations used in AIS publication..........................................................................................................GEN2.2-1
GEN2.3 Chart Symbols...............................................................................................................................................GEN2.3-1
GEN2.4 Location indicators........................................................................................................................................GEN2.4-1
GEN2.5 List of radio navigation aids..........................................................................................................................GEN2.5-1
GEN2.6 Conversion tables...........................................................................................................................................GEN2.6-1
GEN2.6 Sunrise/Sunset tables.....................................................................................................................................GEN2.7-1
GEN3 SERVICES
GEN3.1 Aeronautical information services.................................................................................................................GEN3.1-1

GEN3.1-1 Responsible service....................................................................................................................................GEN3.1-1
GEN3.1-2 Area of responsibility.................................................................................................................................GEN3.1-1
GEN3.1-3 Aeronautical publications...........................................................................................................................GEN3.1-3
GEN3.1-5 Pre-flight information service at aerodromes/heliports..............................................................................GEN3.1-4
GEN3.2 Aeronautical charts

GEN3.2-1 Responsible service (s)...............................................................................................................................GEN3.2-1
GEN3.2-2 Maintenance of charts ...............................................................................................................................GEN3.2-1
GEN3.2-3 Purchase arrangements...............................................................................................................................GEN3.2-1
GEN3.2-4 Aeronautical chart series available.............................................................................................................GEN3.2-1
GEN3.2-5 List of aeronautical chart available GEN3.2-5
GEN3.2-6 Index to the world aeronautical (WAC) ICAO 1:1,000,000.......................................................................GEN3.2-6
GEN3.2-7 Topographical charts..................................................................................................................................GEN3.2-7
GEN3.2-8 Corrections to charts not contained in the AIP...........................................................................................GEN3.2-8

AIP GEN 0.6 - 2
Page
GEN 3.3 Air traffic services............................................................................................................................................................. .GEN 3.3-1
GEN 3.3.1 Responsible service........................................................................................................................................................ GEN 3.3-1
GEN 3.3.2 Area of responsibility...................................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.3-1
GEN 3.3.3 Types of services............................................................................................................................................................. GEN 3.3-1
GEN 3.3.4 Coordination between the operator and altitude............................................................................................................. GEN 3.3-1
GEN 3.3.5 Minimum flight altitude.................................................................................................................................................. GEN 3.3-1
GEN 3.3.6 ATS units address list..................................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.3-2
GEN 3.4 Communication services.................................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.4-1

GEN 3.4.3 Type of service................................................................................................................................................................ GEN 3.4-1
GEN 3.4.4 Requirements and conditions.......................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.4-2
GEN 3.5 Meteorological services..................................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.5-1

GEN 3.5-3 Meteorological observations and reports....................................................................................................................... GEN 3.5-2
GEN 3.5.4 Types of services . .......................................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.5-3
GEN 3.5.5 Notification required from operators.............................................................................................................................. GEN 3.5-3
GEN 3.5.6 Aircraft reports................................................................................................................................................................ GEN 3.5-3
GEN 3.5.7 VOLMET service........................................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.5-4
GEN 3.5.8 SIGMET service............................................................................................................................................................. GEN 3.5-5
GEN 3.5.9 Other automated meteorological services....................................................................................................................... GEN 3.5-7
GEN 3.6 Search and rescue.............................................................................................................................................................. GEN 3.6-1

GEN 3.6.1 Responsible service (s)................................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.6-1
GEN 3.6.3 Type of service................................................................................................................................................................ GEN 3.6-1
GEN 3.6.4 SAR agreements............................................................................................................................................................. GEN 3.6-2
GEN 3.6.5 Conditions of availability............................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.6-2
GEN 3.6.6 Procedures and signals used........................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.6-2
GEN 4. CHARGES FOR AERODROMES/HELIPORTS AND AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES

GEN 4.1 Aerodrome/heliport charges............................................................................................................................................... GEN 4.1-1
GEN 4.1.1 Landing of aircraft.......................................................................................................................................................... GEN 4.1-1
GEN 4.1.2 Parking, of aircraft.......................................................................................................................................................... GEN 4.1-2
GEN 4.1.3 Passenger service............................................................................................................................................................ GEN 4.1-2
GEN 4.1.4 Security........................................................................................................................................................................... GEN 4.1-2
GEN 4.1.6 Other Service Charges.................................................................................................................................................... GEN 4.1-2
GEN 4.1.7 Exemptions and reductions............................................................................................................................................. GEN 4.1-3

AIP GEN 1.1 - 1
GEN 1. NATIONAL REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

GEN 1.1 DESIGNATED AUTHORITIES
The addresses of the designated authorities concerned with facilitation of international air navigation
Are as follows :
1. Civil Aviation 5. HEALTH

Civil Aviation Authority The Director of Health Services
International Airport – Tripoli Department of health
Tel : 00218-21-3605630-35 Airport Section
Fax : 00218-21-36053222 Tripoli int A/P Gate No 6
Telex : 20353 C A A L Y Tel : 00218 – 21 5630725 - 728
AFS : HLLTYAYA Ext 1383
SITA :TIPYAXS
2. Meteorology 6. En-route and aerodrome/heliport charges

Meteorological department Civil Aviation Authority
Es- swani Tripoli Tel: 00218 -21 3605630 -35
Ext : 2036 or 2037
Tel : 00218 – 204 620391 – 204 621725 Telefax : 00218 – 21 3605537
– 204 621726 – 204 621773 Telex : 20353
Telefax : 00218 – 21 4440106 AFS : HLLTYAYA
AFS : HLLTYMYX
3. CUSTOMS 7. Agricultural quarantine

General director of customs Tripoli Int. Airport
Belamam street Tripoli Tel: 00218 – 21 5632538
Tel : 0021 – 21 4444195 – 97 00218 – 21 6313936
Telefax : 00218 – 21 3337232
4 . Immigration 8. Aircraft accident investigation

Director General of immigration Civil Aviation Authority
Essaydi street – Tripoli International Airport – Tripoli
Tel: 00218 – 21 3609111 – 18 AFS HLLTYAYA
00218 – 21 3605561 – 65 SITA TIPYAXS
Fax : 00218 – 21 3605560 – 66 – 68 Tel 00218 – 21 3605530 - 35
00218 – 21 3609133 – 3609120 Telefax : 00218 21 3605537
Telex: 20224 – 20104 – 20303 D . J . A .I . Y Telex : 20353

AIP GEN 1.2 - 1
GEN 1.2 ENTRY, TRANSIT AND DEPARTURE OF AIRCRAFT
1 General.
1.1 International flights into, from or over Libya GSPAJ territory shall be subject to the current Libya GSPAJ regulations relating
to civil aviation . These regulations correspond in all essentials to the Standards and Recommended Practices contained in Annex 9
to the Convention on International Civil Aviation.
1.2 Aircraft flying into or departing from LIBYA GSPAJ territory shell make their first landing at or final departure from an
international airdrome .
1.3 Unless authorization is obtained in advance from the Civil Aviation Authority it is forbidden to carry explosives, military arms
and ammunition .
1.4 Aircraft registered in Israel and any other aircraft destined for or departing from occupied
Palestine are not permitted to fly over or in Libya - GSPAJ
2 Scheduled Flights
2.1 General
2.1.1 For regular international scheduled flights operated by foreign airlines into or in transit across LIBYA GSPAJ the
following requirements must be met;

a) The initial request for operating regular scheduled flights and the designation of airlines shall be submitted through
diplomatic channels.
b) Airline representatives shall notify the Civil Aviation Department in adequate time of proposed
Schedules, or any changes thereto, in order to obtain written approval prior to implementation.
Operators should endeavor to avoid times conflicting with carriers at LIBYA GSPAJ airports.
Any increase in capacity offered must be justified and is subject to approval.
c) Airlines desiring to operate regular International Scheduled Flights in transit across LIBYA
GSPAJ territory or to land in LIBYA- GSPAJ for non-traffic purpose must first obtain
Permission to do so Application is made to the Civil Aviation Authority in ample time.
Application by reply pre-paid telegrams should be made at least 72 hours before commencement of any propose flight.
2.2 Documentary requirements for clearance of Aircraft

2 .2.1 It is necessary that the under-mentioned documents be submitted by Airline operators for clearance on entry and
departure of their AIRCRAFT to and from the LIBYA-GSPAJ
All documents listed below must follow the ICAO standard format as set forth in the relevant appendices to Annex 9 and are
acceptable when furnished in Arabic or English and completed in legible handwriting.
2.2.2 Aircraft Documents required (Arrival/Departure)
Required by General declaration Passenger manifest Cargo manifest
Immigration 1 3 1
Customs 1 1 1
Health 1 1 for inward only **Note**
Note:
a) If the inward cargo is food, it must be accompanied by a Health Certificate from the point of origin, otherwise no manifest is
required.
b) One copy of General Declaration is endured and retuned by Customs, signifying clearance .
c) If no passengers are embarking ( disembarking) and no articles are laden ( unlade ) . no aircraft of the General Declaration
need be submitted to the above authorities.

AIP GEN 1.2 - 2
3 Non-scheduled Flights
3.1 Procedures
3.1.1 If an operator intends to carry out ( series of ) non-scheduled flights in transit across, or making non traffic stops in , the
territory of LIBYA-GSPAJ , it is necessary for the operator to obtain prior permission .
3.1.2 If an operator intends to perform a ( series of ) non-scheduled flights into LIBYA-GSPAJ for the purpose of taking on or
discharging passengers, cargo or mail, it is necessary for the operator to apply to C.A.A
Telefax : +218 21 3605322 / 3618075
Sita : TIPYAXS
AFS HLLTYAYA
For permission to carry out such operations not less then 72 hours in advance of the intended landing.
The application must include the following information in the order shown hereunder ;
a) name of aircraft operator ;

b) aircraft type and registration marks.
c) Date And Time Of Arrival At And Departure From Libyan Aerodrome's .
d) place/s of embarkation/disembarkation of passengers or of freight;
e) purpose of flight and, where applicable, the nature of the cargo;
f) name and address chartered; at LIBYA
g) The documents listed in paragraph 2.2.2 above .
3.2 Documentary requirements for clearance of aircraft

3.2.1 Same requirements for scheduled flights. ( see Para 2.2.2 )
4 Private flights
Advance notification of arrival

4.1.1 The information contained in the flight plan is accepted as adequate advance notification of the arrival of incoming
aircraft information must be transmitted so that it will be received by the public authorities concerned at least two hours in
advance of arrival; the landing must be carried out at a previously designated International aerodrome .
4.1.2 For reasons of flight safety. Special permission in addition to the filing of a flight plan is required
4.1.3 Application for special permission must be submitted to CAA LIBYA concerned at least 3 days in advance of the entry
into the airspace over LIBYA FIR
5 Public health measures applied to aircraft
5.1 No public health measures are required to be carried out in respect of aircraft entering LIBYA With the following exception
Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travelers over one year of age coming from infected areas .
5.2 Aircraft arriving from infected areas land at any international aerodrome in LIBYA provided that the aircraft has been
disinfected approximately thirty minutes before arrival at the aerodrome . This action must be properly recorded in the Health
Section of the General Declaration. The insecticide to be used aerosol dispenser . If in special circumstances , a second spraying of
the aircraft to be carried out on the ground is deemed necessary by the public health authorities, passengers and crew are permitted
to disembark beforehand.

AIP GEN 1.3 - 1
GEN 1.3 ENTRY, TRANSIT AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS AND CREW.
1 Customs requirements
1. 1 Baggage or articles belonging to disembarking passengers and crew are immediately released except for those selected for
inspection By customs authorities . Such baggage will be cleared on the basis of an oral declaration except in the case of returning
citizens.
1 .1.1 Passengers should declare in writing the amount of currency brought into the country.
1. 1.2 No customs formalities are normally required on departure
2 Immigration Requirements.
2 .1 No documents or visas are required of passengers arriving and departing on the same through flight or transferring to another
flight at the same or a nearby airport.
2 .2 A person centering LIBYA GSPAJ for purpose of immigration must hold a valid passport and an immigration visa .
The latter being issued at LIBYA GSPAJ consulates abroad .
2.2.1 Entrance visas are required from temporary visitors , with the exception of the nationals of the following state ;
Arab states ( except Sudan , lebanon,and Iraq ) A person entering LIBYA-GSPAJ shall provide evidence that they are
In possession of an amount of hard currency equivalent to 500 LIBYAN diners except the following categories :-
- members of travel groups with travel package including full board accommodation .
- Government guests.
- Students holding accepted scholarship.
- Persons with official invitation
- Persons with personal invitation.
The standard ICAO embarkation/disembarkation card is required from all passengers .
2.3 For flight crew members on scheduled services who keep possession of their licenses when embarking and disembarking remain
at the airport where the aircraft has stopped or within the confines of the cities adjacent thereto, and depart on the same aircraft
or on their next regularly scheduled flight out of LIBYA GSPAJ, The crew member license or certificate is accepted in lieu of a
passport or visa for temporary admission into LIBYA GSPAJ This provision is also applicable if the crew member enters LIBYA
GSPAJ by other means of transport for the purpose of joining an aircraft.
2.3.1 LIBYA GSPAJ refuses admission or transit to holders or Israeli passports or passports containing any Israeli visa .
2.4 No exit visas are required from temporary visitors leaving LIBYA – GSPAJ
2.4.1 Embarking passengers must complete the specified emulate the specified embarkation card .

AIP GEN 1.3 - 2
3. Public health requirements
3.1 Disembarking passengers are not required to present vaccination certificates except when coming directly from an area infected
with cholera, yellow fever or smallpox
3.1.1 Any passenger who is not in position of valid health certificates, as stated above, will be vaccinated or inoculated by the
airport health authorities.
3.1.2 The airport medical officer who , after reasonable examination, believes any passenger or crew member to be suffering
from, or to have been exposed to infection from an infectious disease may take such measures as necessary for preventing
danger to public health .
3.2 On departure, no health formalities are required except those proceeding on pilgrimage. Pilgrims must fulfill all requirements
of the health authorities .
3.3 Banning of smoking on board aircraft and restricted areas

3.3.1 Smoking on board of all LIBYAN AIRCRAFT is prohibited .
3.3.2 Smoking within restricted areas of all LIBYAN AIRPORTS international and domestic , is prohibited.

AIP GEN 1.4 - 1
GEN 1.4 ENTRY, TRANSIT, AND DEPARTURE OF CARGO
1 Customs Requirements Concerning Cargo and Other Articles
1.1 The following documents are required for the clearance of goods through Customs:
A) Airway Bill.
B) Importation License.
C) Voucher, original and two copies.
D) Bank letter of credit.
E) Certificate of origin.
F) Customs declaration, seven copies.
G) Sanitary certificate in case of animal or plant shipments.
NOTE : No advance notification is required but the documents must accompany the shipment .
1 .1.1 Customs documentation varies according to nature of goods .
1.1.2 All air cargo shipments are subject to consular formalities and charges .
1.2 As regards air cargo simply being trans-shipped from one flight to another flight as the same airport under customs supervision ,
in the case of cargo and other articles being transferred to another international airport in LIBYA GSPAJ
1.3 Special customs arrangement is required with respect to goods retained on board an aircraft for on-carriage to a destination
outside LIBYA GSPAJ a cargo manifest or writhed declaration should be presented to customs authorities
1.4 Upon exportation, the following documents are required for the clearance of shipment to be exported by air LIBYA GSPAJ .
a) Export license
b) Airway Bill
c) Original voucher
d) Sanitary certificate
e) Customs export declaration, seven copies.
2 Agricultural Quarantine requirements
2.1 The following Sanitary certificates or related documents are required in respect of all animal and plant shipments.
A) Treatment certificates if the imported goods treated by any kind of ruinous stating the type of ruinous used
concentration and date of treatment.
B) certificate of origin.
C) Analysis certificate for imported ruinous registered in LIBYA GSPLAJ.
D) Import permit.
E) Access notification
3 Prohibited or Restricted imports

3.1 Spirituous liquors, Beer, Wine, Liqueurs or concentrates of alcohol.

AIP GEN 2.1 - 1
GEN 2. TABLES AND CODES
GEN 2.1 MEASURING SYSTEM, AIRCRAFT MARKINGS , HOLIDAYS

.
1. UNITS OF MEASUREMENT
The BLUE Table of units has been selected for use in messages containing dimensional units transmitted by all Aeronautical
stations in the International Telecommunication Service and in messages transmitted from aircraft station, in aircraft en-ganged in
international operations to aeronautical stations. The BLUE Table of units is also used in the AIP and NOTAM.
Measurement of Units in Blue Table

Distance used in navigation, position reporting etc..., generally in
excess of 2 to 3 NM Nautical Miles
Relatively short distances such as those relating to aerodromes
(e.g. runway lengths) Meters
Altitudes, elevations and heights Feet
Horizontal speed including wind speed Knots
Vertical speed Feet per minute
Wind direction for landing and taking off Degrees Magnetic
Visibility including runway visual range Kilometers or Meters
Altimeter setting Hectopascal
Temperature Degrees Celsius (Centigrade)
Weight Metric Tons or Kilogram's
Time 1 Hours & Minutes . The day of 24
hours -~- beginning at Midnight UTC.
2 TIME SYSTEM
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) is used in the air traffic and communication services and in documents published by the
Aeronautical Information Service.
In reporting time, the nearest full minute is used, e.g. 12 hr 40 min. 40 sec. is reported as 1241.
Time checks to aircraft may be expressed in seconds dependent upon the type and accuracy of clocks available.
Standard time UTC.+ 2 hrs is used in GSPLAJ
3. GEODETIC REFERENCE DATUM.
3.1 NAME/DESIGNATION OF DATUM

All published geographical coordinates indicating latitude and longitude are expressed in terms of the world geodetic
System-1984 (WGS-84) geodetic reference datum.
3.2 AREA OF APPLICATION

The area of application of the published geographical coordinates coincides with the area of responsibility of the
Aeronautical information service i.e. the entire territory of LIBYA - GSPAJ as will as the airspace over the height
Seas.
3.3 USE OF AN ASTERISK TO IDENTIFY PUBLISHED GEOGRAPHICAL COORDINATES
An asterisk will be used to identify those published geographical coordinates which have been transformed into WGS -84
Coordinates but whose accuracy of original field work does not meet the requirements in annex 11. Chapter 2 and Annex 14
Volumes I and II Chapter 2 . Specifications for determination and reporting of WGS 84 coordinates are given in Annex 11 Chapter
2 and in Annex 14 , Volumes I and II Chapter 2,
4. AIR CRAFT NATIONALITY AND REGISTRATION MARK.
The nationality mark for aircraft registered in the Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya is the letter ‘5A’. The nationality
mark is followed by a hyphen and a registration mark consisting of 3 letters, e.g. ‘5A-ABC’.

AIP GEN 2.1 - 2
5. PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS IN GSPA-LIBYA

DATE NAME OF HOLIDAY DURATION (DAYS)
1st SEPTEMBER REVOLUTION DAY 1
2nd MARCH PEOPLES AUTHORITY 1
23rd JULY EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION DAY 1
12th RABI ALAWAL THE PROPHETS BIRTHDAY 1
(MOHAMMAD) *
1st SHAWAL LESSER BAIRAM * 3
10th ALHIJJA GREATER BAIRAM * 4
REMARK * RELIGIOUS DAY

AIP GEN 1.5 - 1
GEN1.5 AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS EQUIPMENT AND FLIGHT DOCUMENTS
1 . GENERAL
1.1 Commercial air transport aircraft operating in LIBYA GSPAJ must adhere to the provisions of Annex 6 Operation of aircraft
part I -- International Commercial Air Transport ---Airplanes , Chapter 6 ( Airplane Instruments, Equipment and flight Documents)
and Chapter 7 (Airplane Communication and Navigation Equipment )
1.2 General aviation aircraft must adhere to the provisions of :-
1.2.1 Annex 6 part II international general aviation operations with airplanes part 6.4
1.2.2 Annex 6 part III international general aviation operations with helicopters .
1.2.3 Annex 6 part IV a frail work operations .
1.3 LIBYA – GSPAJ designates all that area lying south of latitude 31 40 N as designated ( in addition the above mentioned ) land
area .
2. SPECIAL EQUIPMENT TO BE CARRIED
Except as provided for in paragraphs 2.1 and 2.2 all aircraft operating Tripoli FIR over the air space lying south of
Latitude 31 40 n shall be equipped with the following
a) Emergency locator transmitter (elt)

b) Marine Type pyrotechnical distress signals.
c) For each 4 persons, or proportion of 4 persons, on board 100 grams in glucose toffee tablets or medically acceptable alternatives
of energy sustaining solids of the equivalent value and in equivalent proportions.
d) For each 4 persons, or proportion of 4 persons, on board half liter of fresh water in durable containers.
e) First aid equipment.
f) Fabric strips for laying out ground marking with instructions for use.
2.1 Operators unable to comply with this requirement, or who consider that their operations are such that the carriage of all or part
of the previously mentioned survival equipment is not necessary when operating across that designated area, may apply to the Civil
Aviation Authority Tripoli for an exception from carrying such survival equipment or part thereof, and they are required to give
their reasons as to why that survival equipment or part thereof should not be carried.
2.2 Aircraft based at Sebha International Airport and Kufra Airport are permitted to operate within a radius of 20 NM of those
airports until such time as they are equipped in accordance with Para. 1.4 above.

AIP GEN 1.6 - 1
GEN 1.6 SUMMARY OG NATIONAL REGULATIONS AND INT.

AGREEMENTS /CONVENTIONS
1. Following is a list of civil aviation legislation , air navigation regulations, etc ., in force in Libya - GSPAJ it is essential that
anyone engaged in air operations be acquainted with the relevant regulations . Copies of these documents may be obtained from
The aeronautical information Service. ( Their address can be found on page GEN 3.1-1 )
1.1 Civil aviation law no . 6 of 2005

1.2 Ministerial orders 1 To 8 of 1966.
No 1. Article 1- Registration of Libyan aircraft
2. Article 2- Nationality and registration marks.
3. Registration fees .
No 2. Article 1- Validity of certificates of airworthiness
Article 2- Issue , renewal and validity of certificates of airworthiness
Article 3- Categories of aircraft for airworthiness purpose
Article 4- Conditions convening flight of an aircraft not having a certificate of airworthiness .
Article 5- Aircraft maintenance organization
Article 6- Inspection organization
Article 7- Maintenance manual.
Article 8- Certificate of maintenance.
Article 9- Certificate of compliance
Article 10- Authority for issue of maintenance certificate.
Article 11- Authority for issue of compliance certificate.
Article 12- Preservation of certificates of compliance.
Article 13- Licensing of maintenance engineers and validation of licenses .
Article 14- Equipment of aircraft
Article 15- Radio equipment of aircraft .
Article 16- Aircraft, engine and propeller log books .
Article 17- Aircraft weight schedule .
Article 18- Access and inspection for airworthiness purposes .
Article 19- Article 19- Fees.
No 3. Article 1- Article 1- composition of the crew of aircraft.

Article 2- Article 2- Licenses of members of flight crew.
Article 3- Article 3- Validation of licenses.
Article 4- Article 4- Personal flying log book .
Article 5- Fees for the air crew licenses.
No 4. Article 1- Operations manual.

Article 2- Public transport operators responsibilities .
Article 3- Loading and suspended loads.
Article 4- Public transport aircraft operation conditions .
Article 5- Foreign aircraft weather minima.
Article 6- Preflight action by pilot-in-command.
Article 7- Pilots to remain at controls.
Article 8- Duties of pilot-in-command engaged in public transport of passengers .
Article 9- Operation of radio in aircraft.
Article 10- Carriage of dangerous goods
Article 11- Exits and break in markings.
Article 12- Smoking in aircraft.
Article 13- Authority of pilot –in-command.
Article 14- Stowaways.
Article 15- Rules of air and air traffic control.

AIP GEN 1.6 - 2
No. 5 Article 1- Documents to be carried in aircraft.

Article 2- Production of documents records.
Article 3- Preservation of documents and records.
Article 4- Revocation, suspension and variation of certificates, licences and documents.
Article 5- Offences in relation to documents or records.
No. 6 Aerodromes, landing strips, licenses and fees .
No. 7 Article 1- Scope of application of the orders.

Article 2- Coming into force of orders.
Article 3- Schedules appended to others.
Article 4- Restrictions with respect to carriage for hire or reward in foreign aircraft.
Article 5- Power to prevent aircraft flying.
Article 6- Right of access to aerodromes and other places.
Article 7- Obstructions of persons.
Article 8- Exemption from application of the orders.
Article 9- Contraventions
Article 10- Regulatory provisions
Article 11- Fees.
1.3 Regulatory Provisions :

The director general shall have the right , (through) notices to airmen, aeronautical information
Circulars and notices to aircraft owners and maintenance engineers, issue special directions not
Inconsistent with the civil aviation law or these orders concerning certain operations and use possession
And maintenance of aircraft or operation aircraft which fly in or over Libya or of aircraft registered in Libya.
1.3.1 Civil Aviation Authority Schedules 1 To 18

1) Table of general classification of aircraft.
Nationality and registration marks of Libyan aircraft.
2) Conditions governing flight of an aircraft not having a certificate of airworthiness.
3) Categories of aircraft for airworthiness purpose.
4) Maintenance engineers. Privileges of licenses.
5) Maintenance engineers. Requirements for and categories of licenses .
6) Equipment of aircraft.
7) Radio equipment of aircraft .
8) Log books
9) Number of cabin attendants.
10) Flight crew : Requirements for licenses and ratings
11) Flight crew : Maximum validity and privileges of licenses & rating
12) Public transport – operations manual .
13) Crew training and tests.
14) Rules of air traffic control.
15) Requirements for traffic controllers licenses and ratings.
16) Air traffic controllers: privileges of ratings.
17) Documents to be carried by LIBYAN aircraft.
18) Distress, urgency and safety signals.

AIP GEN 1.6 - 3
1.3.2 Notices to Aircraft Owners And Maintenance Engineers

S/N SUBJECT REMARKS
01 Am qualification regis
02 Responsibilities of licensed A/C Maintenance engineers
03 Mandatory modifications & inspections.
04 Importation of and A/C documentation required & practices to be observed
05 Modifications.
06 Stores procedures & requirements .
07 First aid kit in A/C . (*)
08 Temporary inspection approval .
09 Technical logs . (*)
10 Duplicate inspection of controls. (*)
11 Fire prevention in A/C . (*)
12 Renewals of certificate of airworthiness. (*)
13 Reporting of defects. (*)
14 Approval of radio workshops
15 Certificate to be issued (*)
16 Swinging of A/C compasses (*)
17 Req.s for inspections , overhauls, replacements &
modifications to A/C & certificates thereof .
18 Airworthiness FLT . test. (*)
19 Inspection approval maintenance & overhaul organization.
20 A/C maintenance engineers license examination & re-examination
21 Modification record book 9 including major repairs )
22 Radio-navy . equipment course & alarm signal current limits.
23 Re-work of printed circuit boards .
24 Bonding of strobe lights.
25 FLT.s recorders . (*)
26 Changes affecting HF radio transmission . (*)
27 FLT. recorders. (*)
28 Changes affecting HF . radio transmission. (*)
29 Mandatory REQ s for ATC transponders . (*)
(*) Related to pilots duties.
1.4 International agreements / conventions
Convention on International Civil Aviation (The Chicago Convention)
Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating to International Carriage by Air (The Warsaw
Convention )
International Air Strived Transit Agreement
Convention on the International Recognition of Rights in Aircraft
Convention on Offenses and Certain Other Acts Committed on Board Aircraft ( The Tokyo Convention )
Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft ( The Hague Convention )
International Agreement on the procedures for the Establishment of Tariffs for the Scheduled Air Services
Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Civil Aviation ( The Montreal Convention )

AIP GEN 1.6 - 4
1.5 Miscellaneous
Ministerial order no 59 of 2005 concerning fees and charges landing charges / parking / hangar / air navigation
Facility charges passenger service charges / for the provision of flight info service .

AIP GEN 1.7 - 1
GEN 1.7 DIFFERENCES FROM ICAO STANDARDS, RECOMMENDED PRACTICES

AND PROCEDURES
In general LIBYA GSPAJ regulations rules and procedures are in conformity with ICAO carps pans- atom
And regional supplementary procedures except in the cases indicated hereunder ( all differences have been registered with ICAO )
1. ANNEX 1 - PERSONNEL LICENSING, (8TH EDITION) NIL

2. ANNEX 2 - RULES OF THE AIR ( 9TH EDITION)
Annex 2 Rules of the air ( 9TH Edition )

Reference Difference
Chapter 2
Para 2.1 .1 The International Rules of the Air as amended below shall apply to all aircraft within the territory of LIBYA
- GSPAJ
Para 2.3.1 The pilot-in-command of an aircraft shall, whether manipulating the controls or not, be responsible for
operating the aircraft in accordance with the rules of the air. He may depart from the rules in circumstances
that render such a departure necessary in the interest of safety, but when doing so, he shall inform the
appropriate ATS unit and as soon as practicable submit a written report to the Civil Aviation Authority.
Chapter 3
Para 3. 3 .1. Submission of a Flight Plan.
3.3.1.1 Information relative to an intended flight or portion of a flight shall be in the form of a Flight Plan .
2. Requirement to submit a Flight Plan
2.1 Flight Plan shall be submitted for any flight or portion of flight with in the territory of the
LIBYA – GSPAJ
2.2 Flight plan shall be submit before departure. For domestic flights originating at an aerodrome not
connected to the AFTN Essential flight details shall be communicated before departure to the ACC at
TRIPOLI or BENGHAZI by any available means (e.g. TELEFAX , E-MAIL) Compliance with this
procedure must for the time being, be regarded as mandatory.
Chapter 4
Para 4.3 VFR Flights shall not be operated between sunset and sunrise :
1. within controlled airspace
a) above FL 150.
2. outside controlled airspace above FL 200
3. ANNEX 3 METEOROLOGY ( 12TH ) EDITION : NIL

4. ANNEX 4 AERONAUTICAL CHARTS ( 10TH ) EDITION :NIL
5. ANNEX 5 UNITS OF MEASUREMENT TO BE USED IN AIR AND GROUND OPERATIONS (4TH) EDITION : NIL
6. ANNEX 6 OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT VOL 1, I,8TH edition VOL II 6TH EDITION ; VOL, III, 5 edition EDITION : NIL
7 ANNEX 7 AIRCRAFT NATIONALITY AND REG. MARKS (5TH) EDITION: NIL
8. ANNEX 8 AIRWORTHINESS OF A/C (8TH ) EDITION: NIL

AIP GEN 1.7 - 2
9. ANNEX 9 FACILITATION ( 11 TH ) EDITION

Reference :-
2.4 The general declaration is required as an essential document .
2.5 Presentation of passenger manifest continues to be required .
2.6.2 Full name and surnames of passengers are required.
2.11. Presentation of three copies of the passenger manifest are required .
2.14. Same as 2.11
2.19. Under consideration.
2.30. Prior permission is required in accordance with current regulations published in AIP GSPAJ GEN 1.4-1
2.31. Not applicable at present .
3.8.3 Resident aliens must hold re-entry visas.
3.9. Information supplementary to those presented in the passports are required to be written on the E/D card , which differs
slightly in terms from that shown in Appendix 4.
4.19. Certain consular formalities are required .
4.38. Admittance of airlines documents are duty-free on reciprocal treatment basis .
4.44. All imported animals must be accompanied by accompanied by a certificate of sanitary inspection .
6.47. Such arrangements are not justified for the moment.
8.2. The provisions of Civil Aviation law no 6 for the year 2005 are applicable .
10. ANNEX 10 AERONAUTICAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS VOL I ( 5TH ) VOLI II ( 6TH ) VOL III 1st EDITION :
VOL IV 3rd VOL V 2 nd edition : NIL
11. ANNEX 11 - AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES ( 13th EDITION )
Chapter 2
Para 2.5.2.2 Aircraft equipped and manned for IFR flights shall - irrespective of prevailing weather conditions -
conduct all flights within terminal control areas and control zones in accordance with IFR unless
otherwise permitted by the appropriate ATS unit. Other aircraft shall conduct flight in accordance with
VFR and the special procedures in paragraph 1 below:
1.1 Air Traffic Control Clearance
An air traffic control clearance shall be obtained from the appropriate air traffic control unit.
NOTE: Separation between VFR flights is only provided when those flights constitute aerodrome traffic. Clearances are issued to
provide separation between VFR flights and IFR flights or military traffic flying under special conditions.
1.2 Position Reports
Reporting of position and level shall be made over reporting points specified by the air traffic control unit and when entering or
leaving controlled airspace as follows:-
a) Traffic from Malta –Cairo – Tunis –Algiers to report at least 10 min. before entering Tripoli FIR.
b) Traffic from the south N'djamena AND Khartoum to report at least 15 min. before entering Tripoli FIR
1.3 Radio
Aircraft shall be equipped for two-way radio communication and shall maintain continuous listening watch on the appropriate
radio frequency.

AIP GEN 1.7 - 3
4. PROCEDURES FOR AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES, RULES OF THE AIR AND AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES
(DOC 4444-RAC/501/12)
Doc 4444 (14TH EDITION)
Part II
Para 1.1.2 .4.4 Submission of Flight Plan prior to departure: A flight plan submitted prior to departure shall be submitted in
person by crew member or designated representative to the air traffic services reporting office at the aerodrome
of departure. If no such unit exists at the point of departure, the flight plan shall, if possible be submitted by
ground / ground radio to the unit serving or designated to serve the aerodrome of departure.
Para 2.1.2.4.4 In the event of a delay of thirty (30) minutes in excess of the estimated departure time, the flight plan
shall be amended or a new flight plan submitted and the old flight plan cancelled.
REGIONAL SUPPLEMENTARY PROCEDURES (Doc 7030/3)

IN THE SECTIONS WHICH FOLLOW, THE SUPPLEMENTARY PROCEDURES APPLICABLE
ARE GIVEN IN THEIR INTINERARY DIFFERENCES' ARE PRINTED IN CAPITAL LETTERS, WHERE THEY
EXIST.
1) Special application of Instrument Flight Rules (A 2 - 2.2 and Chapter 5)

Flights shall be conducted in accordance with Instrument Flight Rules (even when not operating in instrument meteorologi
cal conditions) when operated
(a) within controlled airspace
i) between sunset and sunrise
ii) ABOVE FL 150
(b) outside controlled airspace, ABOVE FL 200.
2) Air traffic advisory service
All FR flights shall comply with the procedures for air traffic advisory service when operating in advisory airspace.
- 3) Use of repetitive flight plans (A 2 - 3.3.1.1; P-l~AC, Part II - 8.4)

REPETITIVE FLIGHT PLANS ARE NOT AT PRESENT ACCEPTED FOR ANY FLIGHTS OR PORTIONS OF
FLIGHTS WITH-IN THE TERRITORY OF THE GSPLAJ.
12. ANNEX 12 SEARCH AND RESCUES (6TH) EDITION : NIL
13. ANNEX 13 AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION (9TH) EDITION: NIL
14. ANNEX 14 AERODROMES (2ND) EDITION: NIL
15. ANNEX AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICES ( TENTHTH EDITION ):NIL
16. ANNEX 16 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (VOL . I THREERD EDITION VOL II ND ) NIL
17. ANNEX 17 SECURITY - SAFEGUARDING INT. CIVIL AVIATION AGAINST ACTS OF UNLAWFUL
INTERFERENCE (7TH) EDITION NIL
18. ANNEX 18 THE SAFE TRANSPORT OF DANGERS GOODS BY AIR (3RD ) EDITION: NIL

AIP GEN 2.2 - 1
GEN 2.2 ABBREVIATIONS USED IN AIS. PUBLICATIONS

A
A Amber APR April
A/A Air-to-Air APRX Approximate or approximately
AAL Above aerodrome level ARFOR Area forecast (in code)
ABM Abeam ARMET Forecast upper wind and temperature
ABN Aerodrome beacon specified points (in code)
ABT About ARO Air traffic services reporting office
AC Altocumulus ARP Aerodrome reference point or airport
ACC Area control centre (message type designator)
ACCID Aircraft accident (initial report) ARQ Automatic error correction
ACCIDSUB Aircraft accident (subsequent report) ARR Arrive or arrival or arrival message
ACFT Aircraft
ACL Altimeter check location AS Altostratus
ACP Acceptance message ASC Ascent to or ascending to
ACT Active or activated or activity ASPH Asphalt
AD Aerodrome ATA Actual time of arrival
ADA Advisory area ATC Air traffic control (in general)
ADDN Addition or additional ATD Actual time of departure
ADF Automatic direction-finder ATIS Automatic terminal information service
ADIZ Air defense identification zone ATP At (time or place)
ADJ Adjacent ATS Air traffic services
ADR Advisory route ATTN Attention
ADZ Advise ATZ Aerodrome traffic zone
AFC Area forecast centre AUG August
AFIL Flight plan filed in the air AUW All up weight
AFIS Aerodrome flight information service AVASIS Abbreviated VASIS
AFS Aeronautical fixed service AVBL Available
AFT After (time or place) AVG Average
AFTN Aeronautical fixed telecommunication AWY Airway
network AZM Azimuth
A/G Air-to-ground
AGA Aerodromes and ground aids
AGL Above ground level B
AGN Again B Blue
AIC Aeronautical information circular BA Braking action
AlP Aeronautical information publication BASE Cloud base
AIRAC Aeronautical information regulation BCFG Fog patches
and control BCN Beacon (light)
AIREP Air-report BCST Broadcast
AIS Aeronautical information services BDRY Boundary
ALA Alighting area BKN Broken
ALERFA Alert phase BLDG Building
ALR Alerting message BLO Below clouds
ALT Altitude BLSN Blowing snow
ALTN Alternate or alternating (light) BLW Below
AMD Amend or amended BOH Break-off height
AMS Aeronautical mobile service BOMB Bombing
AOC Aerodrome obstruction chart or assumption BR Mist
of control message BRF Short (type of approach)
AP Airport BRG Bearing
APCH Approach BS Commercial broadcasting station
APP Approach control office BTL Between layers
BTN Between

AIP GEN 2.2 - 2
C DENEB Fog dispersal operations

C Degrees Celsius (Centigrade) DEP Depart or departure or departure message
CAT Clear air turbulence DES Descend to or descending to
CAVOK Visibility, cloud and present weather better DEST Destination
than prescribed values DETRESFA Distress phase
CB Cumulonimbus DF I am connecting you to the station you
CC Cirrocumulus request
DIF Diffuse
CDN Coordination message DIST Distance
CFM Confirm or I confirm
CH Channel DLA Delay message
CHG Modification message DME Distance measuring equipment
CI Cirrus DM0 Dependent meteorological office
CIT Near or over large towns DNG Danger or dangerous
CIV Civil DP Dew point temperature
CLA Clear type of ice formation DPT Depth
CLBR Calibration DRG During
CLD Cloud DRSN Low drifting snow
CLR Clear or cleared to . . . or clearance DSB Double sideband
CLSD Closed DTAM Descend to and maintain
CM Centimeter DTG Date time group
CMPL Completion or completed or complete DTRT Deteriorate or deteriorating
CNS Continuous
COM Communications DUPE This is a duplicate message
CON CONSOL/CONSOLAN DUR Duration
CONC Concrete DVOR Doppler VOR
COND Condition DW Dual wheels
CONST Construction or constructed DZ Drizzle
CONT Continue or continued
COR Correct or corrected or correction
COT At the coast E
COY Cover or covered or covering E East or eastern longitude
CPL Current flight plan message EAT Expected approach time
CQ General call (to all stations) EET Estimated elapsed time
CS Call sign or Cirrostratus EHF Extremely high frequency [30000 to
CTA Control area 300000 MHz]
CTAM Climb to and maintain ELEV Elevation
CTL Control EM Emission
CTN Caution EMERG Emergency
CTR Control zone ENE East north east
CU Cumulus ENG Engine
CUF Cumuliform ENRT En route
CUST Customs EQPT Equipment
CW Continuous wave ER Here.., or herewith
CWY Clearway ESE East south east
EST Estimate or estimated or boundary
estimate message
D ETA Estimated time of arrival
D . . . Danger area (with identification) ETD Estimated time of departure
DCD Double channel duplex EV Every
DCS Double channel simplex EXC Except
DCT Direct (in flight plan or approach) EXER Exercises or exercising or to exercise
DEC December EXP Expect or expected or expecting
DECCA DECCA EXTD Extend or extending
DEG Degrees

AIP GEN 2.2 - 3
F H
F Fixed or degrees Fahrenheit H24 Continuous day and night service
FAC Facilities HBN Hazard beacon
FAL Facilitation of international air transport HDF High frequency direction-finder
FAX Facsimile transmission HDG Heading
FBL Light (e.g. icing, turbulence) HEL Helicopter
FEB February HF High frequency [3000 to 30000 kHz
FLG Flashing HGT Height or height above
FLR Flares HJ Sunrise to sunset
FLT Flight HN Sunset to sunrise
FLTCK Flight check HO Service available to meet operational
FLUC Fluctuating or fluctuation or fluctuated requirements
FLW Follow(s) or following HOL Holiday
FLY Fly or flying HOSP Hospital aircraft
FM From HR Hours
FNA Final approach HS Service available during hours of scheduled
FOT Units of English measurement operations
FPL Filed flight plan message HURCN Hurricane
FPM Feet per minute HVDF High and very high frequency direction-
FREQ Frequency finder
FRI Friday HX No specific working hours
FRNG Firing HZ Dust haze or Hertz (c/s)
FRONT Front (weather)
FRQ Frequent
FSL Full stop landing IAL Instrument approach and landing chart
FST First lAO In and out of clouds
FT Feet (dimensional unit) IAR Intersection of air routes
FU Smoke lAS Indicated air speed
FZ Freezing IBN Identification beacon
FZDZ Freezing drizzle ICE Icing
FZFG Freezing fog ID Identifier or identify or identification
FZRA Freezing rain 1FF Identification friend or foe
FR Instrument flight rules
IGA International general aviation
G ILS Instrument landing system
G Green IM Inner marker
G/A Ground-to-air IMC Instrument meteorological conditions
G/A/G Ground-to-air and air-to-ground 1MG Immigration
GCA Ground controlled approach IMI Interrogation sign (question mark)
GEN General IMPR Improve or improving
GEO Geographic or true IMT Immediate or immediately
GLD Glider INA Initial approach
GMT Greenwich mean time INBD Inbound
GND Ground INC In cloud
GNDCK Ground check INCERFA Uncertainty phase
GP Glide path INFO Information
GR Hail or soft hail INOP Inoperative
GRADU Gradual or gradually NP If not possible
GRASS Grass landing area INPR In progress
GRID Processed meteorological data in grid INS Inches or inertial navigation system
point values (coded) INSTL Install or installed or installation
GRVL Gravel INT Intersection
GS Ground speed INTER Intermittent
INTL International

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INTRG Interrogator M
INTRP Interrupt or interruption or interrupted M Meters
INTSF Intensify or intensifying MAG Magnetic
INTST Intensity MAINT Maintenance
IR Ice on runway MAP Aeronautical maps and charts
SB Independent sideband MAR March or at sea

ISOL

Isolated MAS
MAX
Manual Al simplex
Maximum
MAY May
J MB Mill bars
JAN January MC Megacycles per second
JTST Jet stream MCW Modulated continuous wave
JUL July MDF Medium frequency direction-finder
JUN June MEA Minimum en-route altitude
MET Meteorology or meteorological
METAR Aviation routine weather report
K MF Medium frequency [300 to 3000
KC Kilocycles per second MHDF Medium and high frequency direction-finder
KG Kilogram's MHVDF Medium, high and very high frequency
KHZ Kilohertz direction-finder
KM Kilometers MHZ Megahertz
KMH Kilometers per hour MIFG Shallow fog
KT Knots MIL Military KW Kilowatts
MIN Minutes
MKR Marker radio beacon
MM Middle marker
L MMO Main meteorological office
MNM Minimum
L Locator or left (runway) MNT Monitor or monitoring or monitored
LAN Inland MNTN Maintain

LAT
LB
Latitude
Pounds (weight)
MOD
MON
Moderate (icing, turbulence, static)
Above mountains or Monday
LCN Load classification number MOTNE Meteorological operational telecommunicate-
LDG Landing ations network Europe
LDI Landing direction indicator MOV Move or moving
LEFT Left (direction of turn) MPH Statute miles per hour
LEN Length MPS Meters per second
LF Low frequency [30 to 300 kHz] MRG Medium range
LGT Light or lighting MS Minus
LGTD Lighted MSA Minimum safe altitude
LIH Light intensity high MSL Mean sea level
LIL Light intensity low MT Mountain
LIM Light intensity medium MTU Metric units
LLZ Localizer MTW Mountain waves
LM Locator middle MVDF Medium and very high frequency direction-
LMT Local mean time finder
LNG Long (type of approach) MWO Meteorological Watch office
LO Locator outer MX Mixed type ice formation (white and clear)
LOC Locally or location or located
LONG Longitude
LORAN Long range air navigation system
LRG Long range N
LSQ Line squall N North or northern latitude

LTD
LU
LV
Limited
Landline teletype
Light and variable
NAV
NC
NDB
Navigation
No change
Non directional radio beacon
LYR Layer or layered

AIP GEN 2.2 - 5
NE North east POB Persons on board

NGT Night PP Descent through cloud (procedure)
NIL None or I have nothing to send PPI Plan position indicator
NM Nautical Miles PPR Prior permission required
NML Normal PROB Probability
NNE North north east PROV Provisional
NNW North north west PS Plus
NO No PSGR Passengers
NOSIG No significant change (meteorological trend) PSN Position
NOTAM Notice to airmen PSP Pierced steel planking
NOV November PTN Procedure turn
NR Number PWR Power
NS Nimbostratus
NW North west
NXT Next Q
QBI Compulsory IFR flight
QDM Magnetic heading (zero wind)
O QDR Magnetic bearing
OAC Oceanic area control centre QFE Atmospheric pressure at aerodrome
OBS Observe or observed or observation elevation (or runway threshold)
OBSC Obscure or obscured or obscuring QFU Magnetic orientation of runway
OBST Obstruction QNH Altimeter sub-scale setting to obtain
OCA Oceanic control area elevation when on ground
0CC Occulting (light) or the line is engaged QTE True bearing
OCL Obstacle clearance limit QUAD Quadrant
OCNL Occasional or occasionally
OCS Obstacle clearance surface
OCT October R
OM Outer marker R Received or red or right (runway)
OPA Opaque (type of ice formation) R Restricted area (with identification)
OPC Operational control RA Rain
OPN Open or opened or opening RAC Rules of the air and air traffic services
OPR Operator or operate or operational or RAG Ragged or runway arresting gear operative or
operating RAI Runway alignment indicator
OPS Operations RAPID Rapid or rapidly
O/R On request RAR Request radar blip identification message
ORD Indication of an order RASH Rain showers
OSV Ocean station vessel RASN Rain and snow (or showers of same)
OTP On top RB Rescue boat or read back
OVC Overcast RBI Radar blip identification message
RCA Reach cruising altitude
RCC Rescue coordination centre
P RCF Radio communication failure message
P Prohibited area (with identification) RCL Runway centre line
PANS Procedures for air navigation services RDO Radio
PAR Precision approach radar RE Recent (weather qualification)
PARL Parallel REC Receive or receiver
PE Ice pellets RE F Reference to or refer to
PERM Permanent REP Reporting point
PJE Parachute jumping exercise REQ Request or requested
PLA Practice low approach RG Range (lights)
PLN Flight plan RITE Right (direction of turn)
PN Prior notice required RJT Technical rejection message
PNR Point of no return RMK Remark
P0 Dust devils RNAV Area navigation
RNG Radio range
ROC Rate of climb
LIBYA C.A.A 26 FEBRUARY

15 JULY 2007
2006
AIP GEN 2.2 - 6
ROFOR Route forecast (coded) SMR Surface movement radar

RON Receiving only SN Snow
RPL Repetitive flight plan SNOWTAM A special series NOTAM notifying presence
RPT Repeat or I repeat or removal of snow, ice or slush
RQ Indication of a request SNSH Snow showers
RQS Request supplementary flight plan message SPECI Aviation selected special weather report
RSC Rescue sub-centre (coded)
RSP Responder beacon SPL Supplementary flight plan message
RSR En-route surveillance radar
RTD Delayed (meteorological message) SQ Squall
RTF Radiotelephone SR Sunrise
RTG Radiotelegraph SRE Surveillance radar element (GCA)
RTT Radio teletypewriter SRG Short range
RUT Standard regional route transmitting SRR Search & rescue region frequencies SS Sunset
RV Rescue vessel SSB Single sideband
RVR Runway visual range SSE South south east
RWY Runway SSR Secondary surveillance radar
SST Supersonic transport
SSW South south west
S ST Stratus
S South or southern latitude STA Straight in approach
SA Dust storm, sandstorm, rising dust or STAR Standard instrument arrival rising sand
STF Stratiform
SAN Sanitary STN Station
SAP As soon as possible S TNR Stationary
SAR Search and Rescue STOL Short take-off and landing
SARPS Standards and recommended practices SUN Sunday
(ICAO) SUPPS Regional supplementary procedures
SAT Saturday SVC Service message
SC Stratocumulus SVCBL Serviceable
SCT Scattered SW South-west
SDBY Standby SWY Stop way
SE South-east
SEC Seconds
SEL Selective calling system (SE LCAL) T
SEP September T Temperature
SER Service or servicing or served TACAN UHF Tactical air navigation aid
SEV Severe (icing or turbulence) TAF Aerodrome forecast
SFC Surface TAIL Tail wind
SG Snow grains TAM Technical acknowledgement message
SGL Signal TAR Terminal area surveillance radar
SH Showers TAS True airspeed
SHF Super high frequency [3000 to 30000 MHz] TAX Taxiing or taxi
SlD Standard instrument departure TCU Towering cumulus
SIF Selective identification feature TCX Transfer of control cancellation message
SIG Signature TDO Tornado
SIGMET Information on en-route weather which may TDZ Touchdown zone
affect aircraft operational safety TECR Technical reason
SIMUL Simultaneous or simultaneously TEL Telephone
SIWL Single isolated wheel load TEM Technical error message
SKC Sky clear TEMPO Temporary or temporarily
SKED Schedule or scheduled TEND Trend or tending to
SLW Slow TFC Traffic
SMC Surface movement control TGL Touch and go landing
SMO Supplementary meteorological office TGS Taxiing guidance system

LIBYA C.A.A 26 FEBRUARY

15 JULY 2007
2006
AIP GEN 2.2 - 7
THU Thursday VIP Very important person

TIL Until VIS Visibility
TIP Until past . . . (place) VLF Very low frequency [3 to 30 kHzj
TKOF Take-off VLR Very long range
TMA Terminal control area VMC Visual meteorological conditions
TNR Non-radar transfer of control message VOLMET Meteorological information for aircraft in
TO To . . . (place) flight
TOC Top of climb VOR VHF omni directional radio range
TOP Cloud top VORTAC VOR and TACAN combination
TR Track VOT VOR airborne equipment test facility
TRA Radar transfer of control message VRB Variable
TRANS Transmits or transmitter VSA By visual reference to the ground
TRS Tropical revolving storm VSP Vertical speed
TS Thunderstorm VTOL Vertical take-off and landing
TSGR Thunderstorm with hail
TSSA Thunderstorm with dust storm or sandstorm
TT Teletypewriter W
TUE Tuesday W West or western longitude or white
TURB Turbulence WA Word after
P/OR Terminal VOR WAC World aeronautical chart (1:1000000)
TWR Aerodrome control WB Word before...
TWY Taxiway WBAR Wing bar lights
TWYL Taxiway link WD Words or groups
TXT Text WDI Wind direction indicator
TYP Type of aircraft WDSPR Widespread
TYPH Typhoon WED Wednesday
WEF With effect from or effective from
WI Within
U WID Width
UAB Until advised by... WIE With immediate effect
UAC Upper area control centre WIP Work in progress
UAR Upper air route WKN Weaken or weakening
UDF Ultra high frequency direction-finder WNW West north west
UFN Until further notice WPT Way-point
UHF Ultra high frequency [300 to 3000 MHz] WSW West south west
UIC Upper flight information centre WTSPT Waterspout
UIR Upper flight information region WX Weather
UNL Unlimited
UNREL Unreliable
U/S Unserviceable X
UTA Upper control area XBAR Crossbar (approach lighting)
XS Atmospherics
XX Heavy (used to qualify weather such as
rain)
VAL In valleys or visual approach and landing
chart Y
VAN Runway control van Yellow
VAR Visual-aural radio range or magnetic YCZ Yellow caution zone (runway lighting)
variation YD Yard
VASIS Visual approach slope indicator system YR Your
VDF Very high frequency direction-finder
VER Vertical
VFR Visual flight rules
VHF Very high frequency [30 to 300 MHz]
VIA By way of...
VIO Heavy (interference or static)

AIP GEN 2.3 - 1
GEN 2.3 CHART SYMBOLS

1. Aerodromes
1.1 Charts other than approach charts

Civil (land)
Civil (water)
Joint civil and military (land)
Joint civil and military (water)
Military (land)
Military (water)
Emergency aerodrome with no facilities
Sheltered anchorage
Heliport
1.2 APPROACH CHARTS
The aerodrome on which the procedure is based
Aerodromes affecting the traffic pattern on the aerodrome on which the

procedure is based
3.3 AERODROME CHARTS
Hard surface runway
Unpaved runway
Stopway

AIP GEN 2.3 - 2
2. Aerodrome installations and heights
Aerodrome reference point (ARP)
Taxiways and parking areas
Control tower
Point light
Barette
Marine Light
Obstacle light
Aeronautical ground light
Wind direction indicator (lighted)
Wind direction indicator 9 lighted 0
Landing direction indicator (unlighted)

AIP GEN 2.3 - 3
3. Miscellaneous
Highest elevation chart
Obstacles
Group obstacles
Note: Numerals in italics indicate elevation of top of obstacle above sea level.
Upright numerals in parenthesis indicate height above specified datum.
Restricted airspace (prohibited, restricted or danger areas)
Common boundary of two areas
Air defence identification zone (ADIZ)
Transmission line or overhead cable
Isogonal

AIP GEN 2.4 - 1
GEN 2.4 LOCATION INDICATORS
1-ENCODE 2. DECODE
LOCATION ICAO ICAO LOCATION
(A/D NAME) INDICATOR INDICATOR (A/D NAME)
AGEDABIA HLAG HLAB TRIPOLI (ABUAISHA)

AMAL (V-12) HLAM HLAG AGEDABIA
BEDA (M-3) HLBD HLAM AMAL (V-12)
BENGHAZI (BENINA) HLLB HLBD BEDA (M-3)
BENGHAZI (TIKA) HLTK HLBS BOOSTER
BENI-WALID HLBW HLBW BENI-WALID
BOOSTER HLBS HLDB EDDIB (V-7)
BUATTIFEL(A100) HLFL HLFD FIDAA
DAHRA (WH-32) HLRA HLFL BUATTIFEL(A100)
EDDIB (V-7) HLDB HLFX FOX THREE (F-3)
ELBEIDA (LABRQ) HLLQ HLGD SIRTE (GARDABYAH)
ELMARJ HLMJ HLGL GIALO (59-E)
ESSIDER (OJ) HLSD HLGT GHAT
FIDAA HLFD HLHB HATEIBA
FOX THREE (F-3) HLFX HLHN HAMADA NORTH (NC-5)
GHADAMES HLTD HLHS HAMADA SOUTH (NC-8)
GHAT HLGT HLKF KUFRA
GIALO (59-E) HLGL HLLB BENGHAZI (BENINA)
HAMADA NORTH (NC-5) HLHN HLLM TRIPOLI (MITIGA)
HAMADA SOUTH (NC-8) HLHS HLLQ ELBEIDA (LABRQ)
HATEIBA HLHB HLLT TRIPOLI (TRIPOLI INTL.)
KUFRA HLKF HLLS SEBHA
MAAJID (C-105) HLMD HLMB MARSA BREGA (S-21)
MARSA BREGA (S-21) HLMB HLMD MAAJID (C-105)
MISSLA HLML HLMJ ELMARJ
NAFOORA (M-4) HLNR HLML MISSLA
OXY ALPHA(103) HLZG HLNC TWENTY NINE CHARLIE (N 29C)
RAGUBA (S-24) HLRG HLNF RAS LANUF (V-40)
RAS LANUF (V-40) HLNF HLNR NAFOORA (M-4)
SAAHIL HLSH HLRA DAHRA (WH-32)
SABAH (S-74) HLSB HLRF SIRTE (JARIF)
SAMAH (WH-59L) HLSM HLRG RAGUBA (S-24)
SARIR (C-4) HLSA HLSA SARIR (C-4)
SEBHA HLLS HLSB SABAH (S-74)
SIRTE (GARDABYAH) HLGD HLSD ESSIDER (OJ)
SIRTE (JARIF) HLRF HLSH SAAHIL
TAGRIFT (V-10) HLTG HLSM SAMAH (WH-59L)
TIBISTY (V-9) HLTS HLTD GHADAMES

AIP GEN 2.4 - 2
GEN 2.4 LOCATION INDICATORS
1-ENCODE 2. DECODE
TRIPOLI (ABUAISHA) HLAB HLTG TAGRIFT (V-10)
TRIPOLI (TRIPOLI INTL.) HLLT
TRIPOLI (MITIGA) HLLM HLTK BENGHAZI (TIKA)
TWENTY NINE CHARLIE
HLNC HLUB UBARI
(N 29C)
UBARI HLUB HLUF UM FRUD
UM FRUD HLUF HLWA WAHA (WH-59A)
WAHA (WH-59A) HLWA HLZA ZELLA (Z-74)
ZELLA (Z-74) HLZA HLZG OXY ALPHA(103)
ZELTEN (S-22) HLZT HLZT ZELTEN (S-22)
ZUETINA HLZU HLZU ZUETINA
ZWARA HLZW HLZW ZWARA

AIP GEN 2.6 - 1
GEN 2.6 CONVERSION TABLES
NM/km km/NM Ft /m m/ft

1 NM =1.852km 1km =O.54NM 1ft = 0.308 m4 1m =3.281ft
NM km km NM It m M ft
0.1 0.185 0.1 0.05 1 0.305 1 3.28
0.2 0.370 0.2 0.11 2 0.610 2 6.56
0.3 0.556 0.3 0.16 3 0.914 3 9.84
0.4 0.741 0.4 0.22 4 1.219 4 13.12
0.5 0.926 0.5 0.27 5 1.524 5 16.40
0.6 1.111 0.6 0.32 6 1.829 6 19.69
0.7 1.296 0.7 0.38 7 2.134 7 22.97
0.8 1.482 0.8 0.43 8 2.438 8 26.25
0.9 1.667 0.9 0.49 9 2.743 9 29.53
1 1.852 1 0.54 10 3.048 10 32.81
2 3.704 2 1.08 20 6.096 20 65.62
3 5.556 3 1.62 30 9.144 30 98.43
4 7.408 4 2.16 40 12.192 40 131.23
5 9.260 5 2.70 50 15.240 50 164.04
6 11.112 6 3.24 60 18.288 60 196.85
7 12.964 7 3.78 70 21 .336 70 229.66
8 14.816 8 4.32 80 24.384 80 262.47
9 16.668 9 4.86 90 27.432 90 295.28
10 18.520 10 5.40 100 30.480 100 328.08
20 37.040 20 10.80 200 60.960 200 656.17
30 55.560 30 16.20 300 91.440 300 984.25
40 74.080 40 21.60 400 121 .920 400 1 312.34
50 92.600 50 27.00 500 152.400 500 1 640.42
60 111.120 60 32.40 600 182.880 600 1 968.50
70 129.640 70 37.80 700 213.360 700 2296.59
80 148.160 80 43.20 800 243.840 800 2624.67
90 166.680 90 48.60 900 274.320 900 2952.76
100 185.200 100 54.00 1000 304.800 1 000 3280.84
200 370.400 200 107.99 2 000 609.600 2 000 6 561.68
300 555.600 300 161.99 3000 914.400 3000 9842.52
400 740.800 400 215.98 4000 1 219.200 4000 13 123.36
500 926.000 500 269.98 5000 1 524.000 5000 16 404.20
6 000 1 828.800
7000 2 133.600
8000 2 438.400
9000 2 743.200
10000 3048.000

AIP GEN 2.6 - 2
From decimal minutes of an arc to seconds of an arc
min s min s min S min s

0.01 0.6 0.26 15.6 0.51 30.6 0.76 45.6
0.02 1.2 0.27 16.2 0.52 31.2 0.77 46.2
0.03 1.8 0.28 16.8 0.53 31.8 0.78 46.8
0.04 2.4 0.29 17.4 0.54 32.4 0.79 47.4
0.05 3.0 0.30 18.0 0.55 33.0 0.80 48.0
0.06 3.6 0.31 18.6 0.56 33.6 0.81 48.6
0.07 4.2 0.32 19.2 0.57 34.2 0.82 49.2
0.08 4.8 0.33 19.8 0.58 34.8 0.83 49.8
0.09 5.4 0.34 20.4 0.59 35.4 0.84 50.4
0.10 6.0 0.35 21.0 0.60 36.0 0.85 51.0
0.11 6.6 0.36 21.6 0.61 36.6 0.86 51.6
0.12 7.2 0.37 22.2 0.62 37.2 0.87 52.2
0.13 7.8 0.38 22.8 0.63 37.8 0.88 52.8
0.14 8.4 0.39 23.4 0.64 38.4 0.89 53.4
0.15 9.0 0.40 24.0 0.65 39.0 0.90 54.0
0.16 9.6 0.41 24.6 0.66 39.6 0.91 54.6
0.17 10.2 0.42 25.2 0.67 40.2 0.92 55.2
0.18 10.8 0.43 25.8 0.68 40.8 0.93 55.8
0.19 11.4 0.44 26.4 0.69 41.4 0.94 56.4
0.20 12.0 0.45 27.0 0.70 42.0 0.95 57.0
0.21 12.6 0.46 27.6 0.71 42.6 0.96 57.6
0.22 13.2 0.47 28.2 0.72 43.2 0.97 58.2
0.23 13.8 0.48 28.8 0.73 43.8 0.98 58.8
0.24 14.4 0.49 29.4 0.74 44.4 0.99 59.4
0.25 15.0 0.50 30.0 0.75 45.0
From seconds of an arc to decimal minutes of an arc.
min s min s min s min S

1 0.02 16 0.27 31 0.52 46 0.77
2 0.03 17 0.28 32 0.53 47 0.78
3 0.05 18 0.30 33 0.55 48 0.80
4 0.07 19 0.32 34 0.57 49 0.82
5 0.08 20 0.33 35 0.58 50 0.83
6 0.10 21 0.35 36 0.60 51 0.85
7 0.12 22 0.37 37 0.62 52 0.87
8 0.13 23 0.38 38 0.63 53 0.88
9 0.15 24 0.40 39 0.65 54 0.90
10 0.17 25 0.42 40 0.67 55 0.92
11 0.18 26 0.43 41 0.68 56 0.93
12 0.20 27 0.45 42 0.70 57 0.95
13 0.22 28 0.47 43 0.72 58 0.97
14 0.23 29 0.48 44 0.73 59 0.98
15 0.25 30 0.50 45 0.75

AIP GEN 2.7 - 1
GEN 2-7 SUN RISE / SUNSET TABLES
1 The tables on following pages have been prepared by Libyan survey authority and are reproduced here with their permission.
The tables include 6 ( six airports ) UTC 2 H
1.1 The times in the tables are Given in local time for beginning of civil morning twilight ( twil from ).
Sunrise ( SR ) sunset ( SS ). And of civil evening twilight ( TWIL TO )
1.2 The times given for the beginning of civil morning twilight and end of civil evening twilight are calculated for and altitude
of sun 6% below the horizon , as commonly used
2. Alphabetical index
LOCATION PAGE
BENINA / HLLB GEN 2.7-2 GEN 2.7-13

KUFRA / HLKF INTERNATIONAL GEN 2.7-14 GEN 2.7-25
MITIGA / TRIPOLI GEN 2.7-26 GEN 2.7-37
SEBHA / HLLS INTERNATIONAL GEN 2.7-38 GEN 2.7-49
SIRTE / GARDABYA INTERNATIONAL GEN 2.7-50 GEN 2.7-61
TRIPOLI / TRIPOLIINT INTERNATIONAL GEN 2.7-62 GEN2.7-73

AIP GEN 2.7 - 2
3 SUNRISE – SUNSET
BENGHAZI / BENINA
HLLB
3207.30 N 2015.12 E
DATE TWIL FROM SR SS TWIL TO
JAN 1 06:13 07:40 17:46 19:13

2 06:13 07:40 17:47 19:13
3 06:13 07:40 17:47 19:14
4 06:14 07:40 17:48 19:15
5 06:14 07:40 17:49 19;15
6 06:14 07:40 17:50 19;16
7 06:14 07:40 17:50 19:17
8 06:14 07:40 17:51 19:17
9 06:14 07:40 17:52 19;18
10 06:14 07:40 17:53 19:19
11 06:15 07:40 17:54 19:19
12 06:15 07:40 17:55 19;20
13 06:15 07:40 17:55 19:20
14 06:14 07:40 17:56 19:21
15 06:14 07:40 17:57 19:22
16 06:14 07:40 17:58 19:22
17 06:14 07:39 17:59 19:23
18 06:14 07:39 18:00 19:24
19 06:14 07:39 18:01 19:24
20 06:14 07:39 18:02 19:25
21 06:14 07:38 18:03 19;26
22 06:13 07:38 18:04 19:26
23 06:13 07:37 18:05 19:27
24 06:13 07:37 18:05 19:27
25 06:12 07:37 18:06 19:28
26 06:12 07:36 18:07 19:29
27 06:12 07:36 18:08 19:30
28 06:11 07:35 18:09 19:31
29 06:11 07:35 18:10 19:31
30 06:10 07:34 18:11 19:32
31 06:10 07:33 18:12 19:33

AIP GEN 2.7 - 3
SUNRISE – SUNSET
BENGHAZI / BENINA
HLLB
3207.30 N 2015.12 E
FEB 1 06:09 7:33 18:13 19:36

2 06:09 7:32 18:14 19:37
3 06:08 7:31 18:15 19:38
4 06:08 7:30 18:16 19:39
5 06:07 7:29 18:16 19:39
6 06:06 7:28 18:17 19:40
7 06:06 7:27 18:18 19:41
8 06:05 7:26 18:19 19:42
9 06:04 7:25 18:20 19:42
10 06:04 7:24 18:21 19:43
11 06:03 7:23 18:22 19:44
12 06:02 7:22 18:23 19:45
13 06:01 7:21 18:24 19:46
14 06:00 7:20 18:24 19:46
15 06:00 7:19 18:25 19:47
16 05:59 7:18 18:26 19:48
17 05:58 7:17 18:27 19:49
18 05:57 7:16 18:28 19:49
19 05:56 7:15 18:29 19:50
20 05:55 7:14 18:30 19:51
21 05:54 7:13 18:30 19:52
22 05:53 7:12 18:31 19:52
23 05:52 7:11 18:32 19:53
24 05:51 7:10 18:33 19:54
25 05:50 7;09 18:34 19:55
26 05:49 7:08 18:34 19:55
27 05:48 7:07 18:35 19:56
28 05:47 7:06 18:36 19:57

AIP GEN 2.7 - 4
BENGHAZI / BENINA
HLLB
HLLB 3207.30 N 2015.12 E
MAR 1 05:46 07:06 18:37 19:58

2 05:44 07:05 18:38 19:58
3 05:43 07:04 18:38 19:59
4 05:42 07:03 18:39 20:00
5 05:41 07:02 18:40 20:01
6 05:40 07:01 18:41 20:01
7 05:39 06:59 18:41 20:02
8 05:37 06:58 18:42 20:03
9 05:36 06:57 18:43 20:04
10 05:35 06:56 18:44 20:04
11 05:34 06:54 18:44 20:05
12 05:32 06:53 18:45 20:06
13 05:31 06:52 18:46 20:07
14 05:30 06:51 18:46 20:07
15 05:28 06:49 18:47 20:08
16 05:27 06:48 18:48 20:09
17 05:26 06:47 18:49 20:10
18 05:24 06:46 18:49 20:10
19 05:23 06:44 18:50 20:11
20 05:22 06:43 18:51 20:12
21 05:20 06:42 18:51 20:13
22 05:19 06:40 18:52 20:13
23 05:18 06:39 18:53 20:14
24 05:16 06:38 18:53 20:15
25 05:15 06:37 18:54 20:16
26 05:14 06:35 18:55 20:17
27 05:12 06:34 18:56 20:17
28 05:11 06:33 18:56 20:18
29 05:09 06:31 18:57 20:19
30 05:08 06:30 18:58 20:20
31 05:07 06:29 18:58 20:21

AIP GEN 2.7 - 5
BENGHAZI / BENINA
HLLB
3207.30 N 2015.12 E
APR 1 05:05 06:28 18:59 20:21

2 05:04 06:26 19:00 20:22
3 05:02 06:25 19:00 20:23
4 05:01 06:24 19:01 20:24
5 04:59 06:22 19:02 20:25
6 04:58 06:21 19:02 20:26
7 04:57 06:20 19:03 20:26
8 04:55 06:19 19:04 20:27
9 04:54 06:17 19:04 20:28
10 04:52 06:16 19:05 20:29
11 04:51 06:15 19:06 20:30
12 04:49 06:14 19:07 20:31
13 04:48 06:13 19:07 20:32
14 04:47 06:11 19:08 20:33
15 04:45 06:10 19:09 20:34
16 04:44 06:09 19:09 20:34
17 04:42 06:08 19:10 20:35
18 04:41 06:07 19:11 20:36
19 04:40 06:06 19:11 20:37
20 04:38 06:04 19:12 20:38
21 04:37 06:03 19:13 20:39
22 04:36 06:02 19:14 20:40
23 04:34 06:01 19:14 20:41
24 04:33 06:00 19:15 20:42
25 04:32 05:59 19:16 20:43
26 04:30 05:58 19:16 20:44
27 04:29 05:57 19:17 20:45
28 04:28 05:56 19:18 20:46
29 04:26 05:55 19:18 20:47
30 04:25 05:54 19:19 20:48

AIP GEN 2.7 - 6
3 .1 SUNRISE – SUNSET
BENGHAZI / BENINA
HLLB
HLLB 3207.30 N 2015.12 E
MAY 1 04:24 05:53 19:20 20:49

2 04:23 05:52 19:21 20:50
3 04:21 05:51 19:21 20:51
4 04:20 05:50 19:22 20:52
5 04:19 05:49 19:23 20:53
6 04:18 05:48 19:23 20:54
7 04:17 05:48 19:24 20:55
8 04:16 05:47 19:25 20:56
9 04:15 05:46 19:26 20:57
10 04:13 05:45 19:26 20:58
11 04:12 05:44 19:27 20:59
12 04:11 05:44 19:28 21:00
13 04:10 05:43 19:28 21:01
14 04:09 05:42 19:29 21:02
15 04:08 05:41 19:30 21:03
16 04:07 05:41 19:31 21:04
17 04:06 05:40 19:31 21:05
18 04:05 05:39 19:32 21:06
19 04:05 05:39 19:32 21:07
20 04:04 05:38 19:33 21:08
21 04:03 05:38 19:34 21:09
22 04:02 05:37 19:35 21:10
23 04:01 05:37 19:35 21:11
24 04:01 05:36 19:36 21:12
25 04:00 05:36 19:37 21:13
26 03:59 05:35 19:37 21:13
27 03:58 05:35 19:38 21:14
28 03:58 05:35 19:38 21:15
29 03:57 05:34 19:39 21:16
30 03:57 05:34 19:40 21:17
31 03:56 05:34 19:40 21:18

AIP GEN 2.7 - 7
3.1 SUNRISE – SUNSET
BENGHAZI/ BENINA
HLLB
3207.30 N 2015.12 E
JUN 1 03:56 05:33 19:41 21:19

2 03:55 05:33 19:41 21:19
3 03:55 05:33 19:42 21:20
4 03:54 05:33 19:42 21:21
5 03:54 05:32 19:43 21:22
6 03:54 05:32 19:44 21:22
7 03:53 05:32 19:44 21:23
8 03:53 05:32 19:44 21:23
9 03:53 05:32 19:45 21:24
10 03:53 05:32 19:45 21:25
11 03:52 05:32 19:46 21:25
12 03:52 05:32 19:46 21:26
13 03:52 05:32 19:47 21:26
14 03:52 05:32 19:47 21:27
15 03:52 05:32 19:47 21:27
16 03:52 05:32 19:48 21:28
17 03:52 05:32 19:48 21:28
18 03:52 05:32 19:48 21:28
19 03:52 05:32 19:49 21:29
20 03:53 05:33 19:49 21:29
21 03:53 05:33 19:49 21:29
22 03:53 05:33 19:49 21:29
23 03:53 05:33 19:49 21:30
24 03:53 05:33 19:50 21:30
25 03:54 05:34 19:50 21:30
26 03:54 05:34 19:50 21:30
27 03:55 05:34 19:50 21:30
28 03:55 05:35 19:50 21:30
29 03:55 05:35 19:50 21:30
30 03:56 05:35 19:50 21:30

AIP GEN 2.7 - 8
BENGHAZI / BENINA
HLLB
3207.30 N 2015.12 E
JUL 1 03:56 05:36 19:50 21:30

2 03:57 05:36 19:50 21:29
3 03:57 05:37 19:50 21:29
4 03:58 05:37 19:50 21:29
5 03:59 05:38 19:50 21:29
6 03:59 05:38 19:50 21:28
7 04:00 05:39 19:50 21:28
8 04:01 05:39 19:49 21:28
9 04:01 05:40 19:49 21:27
10 04:02 05:40 19:49 21:27
11 04:03 05:41 19:49 21:26
12 04:04 05:41 19:48 21:26
13 04:04 05:42 19:48 21:25
14 04:05 05:42 19:48 21:25
15 04:06 05:43 19:47 21:24
16 04:07 05:43 19:47 21:24
17 04:08 05:44 19:47 21:23
18 04:08 05:45 19:46 21:22
19 04:09 05:45 19:46 21:22
20 04:10 05:46 19:45 21:21
21 04:11 05:46 19:45 21:20
22 04:12 05:47 19:44 21:19
23 04:13 05:48 19:44 21:18
24 04:14 05:48 19:43 21:17
25 04:15 05:49 19:42 21:17
26 04:16 05:50 19:42 21:16
27 04:17 05:50 19:41 21:15
28 04:18 05:51 19:40 21:14
29 04:18 05:52 19:40 21:13
30 04:19 05:52 19:39 21:12
31 04:20 05:53 19:38 21:11

AIP GEN 2.7 - 9
BENGHAZI / BENINA
HLLB
3207.30 N 2015.12 E
AUG 1 04:21 05:54 19:37 19:37

2 04:22 05:54 19:37 19:37
3 04:23 05:55 19:36 19:36
4 04:24 05:56 19:35 19:35
5 04:25 05:56 19:34 19:34
6 04:26 05:57 19:33 19:33
7 04:27 05:58 19:32 19:32
8 04:28 05:58 19:31 19:31
9 04:29 05:59 19:31 19:31
10 04:30 06:00 19:30 19:30
11 04:31 06:00 19:29 19:29
12 04:32 06:01 19:28 19:28
13 04:33 06:01 19:27 19:27
14 04:34 06:02 19:26 19:26
15 04:35 06:03 19:25 19:25
16 04:36 06:03 19:23 19:23
17 04:36 06:04 19:22 19:22
18 04:37 06:05 19:21 19:21
19 04:38 06:05 19:20 19:20
20 04:39 06:06 19:19 19:19
21 04:40 06:07 19:18 19:18
22 04:41 06:07 19:17 19:17
23 04:42 06:08 19:16 19:16
24 04:43 06:09 19:15 19:15
25 04:44 06:09 19:13 19:13
26 04:44 06:10 19:12 19:12
27 04:45 06:11 19:11 19:11
28 04:46 06:11 19:10 19:10
29 04:47 06:12 19:09 19:09
30 04:48 06:12 19:07 19:07
31 04:49 06:13 19:06 19:06

AIP GEN 2.7 - 10
3.1 SUNRISE. SUNSET
BENGHAZI BENINA
HLLB
3207.30 N 2015.12 E
SEP 1 04:50 06:14 20:29 19:05

2 04:50 06:14 20:28 19:04
3 04:51 06:15 20:26 19:02
4 04:52 06:16 20:25 19:01
5 04:53 06:16 20:23 19:00
6 04:54 06:17 20:22 18:58
7 04:54 0617 20:20 18:57
8 04:55 06:18 20:19 18:56
9 04:56 06:19 20:17 18:55
10 04:57 06:19 20:16 18:53
11 04:57 06:20 20:14 18:52
12 04:58 06:21 20:13 18:51
13 04:59 06:21 20:12 18:49
14 05:00 06:22 20:10 18:48
15 05:00 06:22 20:09 18:47
16 05:01 06:23 20:07 18:45
17 05:02 06:24 20:06 18:44
18 05:03 06:24 20:04 18:43
19 05:03 06:25 20:03 18:41
20 05:04 06:26 20:01 18:40
21 05:05 06:26 20:00 18:39
22 05:05 06:27 19:59 18:37
23 05:06 06:27 19:57 18:36
24 05:07 06:28 19:56 18:35
25 05:08 06:29 19:55 18:33
26 05:08 06:29 19:53 18:32
27 05:09 06:30 19:52 18:31
28 05:10 06:31 19:50 18:29
29 05:10 06:31 19:49 18:28
30 05:11 06:32 19:48 18:27

AIP GEN 2.7 - 11
BENGHAZI / BENINA
HLLB
3207.30 N 2015.12 E
OCT 1 05:12 06:33 18:26 19:46

2 05:12 06:33 18:24 19:45
3 05:13 06:34 18:23 19:44
4 05:14 06:35 18:22 19:42
5 05:14 06:35 18:20 19:41
6 05:15 06:36 18:19 19:40
7 05:16 06:37 18:18 19:39
8 05:16 06:37 18:17 19:37
9 05:17 06:38 18:15 19:36
10 05:18 06:39 18:14 19:35
11 05:19 06:39 18:13 19:34
12 05:19 06:40 18:12 19:33
13 05:20 06:41 18:11 19:31
14 05:21 06:41 18:09 19:30
15 05:21 06:42 18:08 19:29
16 05:22 06:43 18:07 19:28
17 05:23 06:44 18:06 19:27
18 05:23 06:44 18:05 19:26
19 05:24 06:45 18:04 19:25
20 05:25 06:46 18:03 19:24
21 05:25 06:47 18:01 19:23
22 05:26 06:47 18:00 19:22
23 05:27 06:48 17:59 19:21
24 05:27 06:49 17:58 19:20
25 05:28 06:50 17:57 19:19
26 05:29 06:51 17:56 19:18
27 05:30 06:51 17:55 19:17
28 05:30 06:52 17:55 19:16
29 05:31 06:53 17:53 19:15
10:58 19:14 18:46 18:17 17:52
10:56 19:14 18:45 18:16 17:51

AIP GEN 2.7 - 12
BENGHAZI / BENINA
HLLB
3207.30 N 2015.12 E
NOV 1 05:33 06:55 17:51 19:13

2 05:34 06:56 17:50 19:12
3 05:35 06:57 17:49 19:11
4 05:35 06:58 17:48 19:11
5 05:36 06:59 17:47 19:10
6 05:37 07:00 17:46 19:09
7 05:38 07:01 17:46 19:09
8 05:38 07:01 17:45 19:08
9 05:39 07:02 17:44 19:07
10 05:40 07:03 17:43 19:07
11 05:41 07:04 17:43 19:06
12 05:41 07:05 17:42 19:06
13 05:42 07:06 17:41 19:05
14 05:43 07:07 17:41 19:05
15 05:44 07:08 17:40 19:04
16 05:44 07:08 17:40 19:04
17 05:45 07:09 17:39 19:04
18 05:46 07:10 17:39 19:03
19 05:47 07:11 17:38 19:03
20 05:47 07:12 17:38 19:03
21 05:48 07:13 17:38 19:02
22 05:49 07:14 17:37 19:02
23 05:50 07:15 17:37 19:02
24 05:50 07:16 17:36 19:02
25 05:51 07:16 17:36 19:01
26 05:52 07:17 17:36 19:01
27 05:53 07:18 17:36 19:01
28 05:53 07:19 17:36 19:01
29 05:54 07:20 17:35 19:01
30 05:55 07:21 17:35 19:01

AIP GEN 2.7 - 13
BENGHAZI / BENINA
HLLB
3207.30 N 2015.12 E
DEC 1 05:56 07:22 19:01 19:01

2 05:56 07:22 19:01 19:01
3 05:57 07:23 19:01 19:01
4 05:58 07:24 19:01 19:01
5 05:59 07:25 19:01 19:01
6 05:59 07:26 19:01 19:01
7 06:00 07:26 19:02 19:02
8 06:01 07:27 19:02 19:02
9 06:01 07:28 19:02 19:02
10 06:02 07:29 19:02 19:02
11 06:03 07:29 19:02 19:02
12 06:03 07:30 19:03 19:03
13 06:04 07:31 19:03 19:03
14 06:04 07:31 19:03 19:03
15 06:05 07:32 19:04 19:04
16 06:06 07:33 19:04 19:04
17 06:06 07:33 19:04 19:04
18 06:07 07:34 19:05 19:05
19 06:07 07:34 19:05 19:05
20 06:08 07:35 19:06 19:06
21 06:08 07:35 19:06 19:06
22 06:09 07:36 19:07 19:07
23 06:09 07:36 19:07 19:07
24 06:10 07:37 19:08 19:08
25 06:10 07:37 19:08 19:08
26 06:11 07:38 19:09 19:09
27 06:11 07:38 19:09 19:09
28 06:12 07:38 19:10 19:10
29 06:12 07:39 19:11 19:11
30 06:12 07:39 19:11 19:11
31 06:13 07:39 19:12 19:12

AIP GEN 2.7 - 14
3 2 SUN RISE –SUNSET TABLE

KUFRA/kufra
Hlkf
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
JAN 1 06:45 0706 17:53 18:15

2 06:45 07:07 17:54 18:15
3 06:46 07:07 17:55 18:16
4 06:46 07:07 17:55 18:71
5 06:46 07:08 17:56 18:17
6 06:46 07:08 17:57 18:18
7 06:47 07:08 17:57 18:19
8 06:47 07:08 17:58 18:19
9 06:47 07:08 17:59 18:20
10 06:47 07:08 17:59 18:21
11 06:47 07:08 18:00 18:21
12 06:47 07:08 18:01 18:22
13 06:47 07:08 18:01 18:23
14 06:47 07:08 18:02 18:23
15 06:47 07:08 18:03 18:24
16 06:47 07:08 18:04 18:25
17 06:47 07:08 18:04 18:25
18 06;47 07:08 18:05 18:26
19 06:47 07:08 18:06 18:27
20 06:47 07:08 18:07 18:27
21 0647 0708 1808 1828
22 0647 0708 1809 1829
23 0647 0708 1809 1830
24 0646 0707 1810 1830
25 0646 0707 1811 1831
26 0646 0707 1812 1832
27 0646 0706 1812 1832
28 0646 0706 1813 1833
29 0645 0706 1814 1834
30 0645 0705 1814 1834
31 0645 0705 1814 1835

AIP GEN 2.7 - 15
00 SUN RISE –SUNSET TABLE
KUFRA/kufra
Hlkf
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
FEB 1 06:44 07:05 18:15 18:36

2 06:44 07:04 18:16 18:36
3 06:43 07:04 18:16 18:37
4 06:43 07:03 18:17 18:38
5 06:42 07:03 18:18 18:38
6 06:42 07:02 18:18 18:39
7 06:41 07:02 18:19 18:39
8 06:41 07:01 18:20 18:40
9 06:40 07:01 18:20 18:41
10 06:40 07:00 18:21 18:41
11 06:39 06:59 18:22 18:42
12 06:39 06:59 18:22 18:42
13 06:38 06:58 18:23 18:43
14 06:37 06:58 18:23 18:23
15 06:37 06:57 18:24 18:44
16 06:36 06:56 18:25 18:44
17 06:35 06:55 1825 18:45
18 06:35 06:55 18:26 18:46
19 06:34 06:54 18:26 1846
20 06:33 067:53 18:27 18:47
21 06:33 06:52 18:27 18:47
22 06:32 06:52 18:28 18:48
23 06:31 06:51 18:29 18:48
24 06:30 06:50 18:29 18:49
25 06:29 06:49 18:30 18:49
26 06:29 06:48 18:30 18:50
27 06:28 06:48 18:31 18:50
28 06:27 06:47 18:31 18:51

AIP GEN 2.7 - 16
KUFRA/kufra
HLKF
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
MAR 1 06:26 06:46 18:32 18:51

2 06:25 06:45 18:32 18:52
3 06:24 06:44 18:33 18:52
4 06:23 06:43 18:33 18:54
5 06:22 06:42 18:34 18:54
6 06:22 06:41 18:35 18:55
7 06:21 06:40 18:35 18:55
8 06:20 06:39 18:35 1856
9 06:19 06:38 18:36 18:56
10 06:18 06:37 18:36 18:56
11 06:17 06:37 18:37 18:57
12 06:16 06:36 18:37 18:57
13 06:15 06:35 18:38 18:58
14 06:14 06:34 18:38 18:58
15 06:13 06:33 18:39 18:59
16 06:12 06:32 18:39 18:59
17 06:11 06:31 1839 18:59
18 06:10 06:30 18:40 18:00
19 06:09 06:29 18:40 1800
20 06:08 06:28 18:41 18:01
21 06:07 06:27 18:41 18:01
22 06:06 06:26 18:41 18:02
23 06:05 06:25 18:42 18:02
24 06:04 06:24 18:42 18:02
25 06:03 06:23 18:43 18:03
26 06:02 06:22 18:43 18:03
27 06:01 06:21 18:44 18:04
28 06:59 06:20 18:44 18:04
29 05:5 06:19 18:44 19:0
30 05:58 06:18 18:45 19:05
31 05:57 06:17 18:45 19:05

AIP GEN 2.7 - 17
KUFRA/kufra
HLKF
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
APR 1 05:56 06:16 18:32 18:51

3 05:55 07:15 18:32 18:52
4 0554 06:14 18:33 18:52
5 05:53 06:13 18:33 18:54
6 05:52 06:12 18:34 18:54
7 05:51 06:11 18:35 18:55
8 05:50 06:10 18:35 18:55
9 05:49 06:09 18:35 1856
10 05:48 06:08 18:36 18:56
11 05:47 06:07 18:36 18:56
12 05:46 06:07 18:37 18:57
13 05:45 06:06 18:37 18:57
14 05:44 06:05 18:38 18:58
15 05:43 06:04 18:38 18:58
16 05:42 06:03 18:39 18:59
17 05:41 06:02 18:39 18:59
18 05:40 06:01 1839 18:59
19 05:39 06:00 18:40 18:00
20 05:38 05:59 18:40 1800
21 05:37 05:58 18:41 18:01
22 05:36 05:57 18:41 18:01
23 05:36 05:56 18:41 18:02
24 05:35 05:55 18:42 18:02
25 05:34 05:54 18:42 18:02
26 05:33 05:53 18:43 18:03
27 05:32 05:53 18:43 18:03
28 05:31 05:52 18:44 18:04
29 05:31 05:51 18:44 18:04
30 05:30 05:50 18:44 19:09

AIP GEN 2.7 - 18
KUFRA/kufra
HLKF
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
MAY 1 05:28 05:49 18:58 1919

2 05:27 05:48 18:59 1920
3 0527 0547 18:59 1920
4 05:26 0547 18:00 1921
5 05:25 0546 18:00 19:21
6 05:25 05:45 19:01 19:22
7 05:24 07:45 19:01 19:22
8 05:23 07:44 19:02 19:23
9 05:23 07:44 19:02 19:23
10 05:22 07:43 19:03 19:24
11 05:21 06:42 19:03 19:24
12 05:21 06:42 19:04 19:25
13 05:20 06:41 19:04 19:25
14 05:20 06:41 19:05 19:26
15 05:19 05:40 19:05 19:26
16 05:19 05:40 19:06 19:27
17 05:18 05:39 19:06 19:28
18 05:17 05:39 19:07 19:28
19 05:17 05:39 19:07 19:29
20 05:16 05:38 19:08 19:29
21 05:16 05:38 19:08 19:30
22 05:15 05:37 19:09 19:30
23 05:15 05:37 19:09 19:31
24 05:15 05:37 19:10 19:31
25 05:14 05:36 19:10 19:32
26 05:14 05:36 19:11 19:32
27 05:14 05:36 19:11 19:33
28 05:14 05:36 19:12 19:33
29 05:13 05:35 19:12 19:34
30 05:13 05:35 19:13 19:34
31 05:13 05:35 19:13 19:34

AIP GEN 2.7 - 19
KUFRA/kufra
HLKF
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
JUN 1 05:13 05:35 19:13 19:35

2 05:13 05:35 19:14 19:36
3 05:13 05:35 19:14 19: 36
4 05:13 05:35 19:15 19:37
5 05:12 05:35 19:15 19:37
6 05:12 05:34 19:16 19:38
7 05:12 05:34 19:16 19:38
8 05:12 05:34 19:17 19:38
9 05:12 05:34 19:17 19:39
10 05:12 05:34 19:17 19:39
11 05:12 05:34 19:18 19:40
12 05:12 05:34 19:18 19:40
13 05:12 05:35 19:19 19:40
14 05:12 05:35 19:19 19:41
15 05:13 05:35 19:19 19:41
16 05:13 05:35 19:19 19:41
17 05:13 05:35 19:20 19:42
18 05:13 05:35 19:20 19:42
19 05:13 05:35 19:20 19:42
20 05:13 05:35 19:20 19:42
21 05:13 05:36 19:21 19:43
22 05:14 05:36 19:21 19:43
23 05:14 05:36 19:21 19:43
24 05:14 05:36 19:21 19:43
25 05:14 05:37 19:21 19:43
26 05:15 05:37 19:21 19:44
27 05:15 05:37 19:21 19:44
28 05:15 05:38 19:22 19:44
29 05:16 05:38 19:22 19:44
30 05:16 05:38 19:22 19:44
31 05:16 05:38 1922 19:44

AIP GEN 2.7 - 20
KUFRA/kufra
HLKF
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
JUL 1 0516 0538 1922 1944

2 0517 0539 1922 1944
3 0517 0539 1922 1944
4 0517 0540 1922 1944
5 0518 0540 1922 1944
6 0518 0540 1922 1944
7 0519 0541 1922 1944
8 0519 0541 1921 1944
9 0519 0541 1921 1943
10 0520 0542 4921 1943
11 0520 0542 1921 1943
12 0521 0543 1921 1943
13 0521 0543 1921 1943
14 0522 0544 1921 1942
15 0522 0544 1920 1942
16 0523 0544 1920 1942
17 0523 0545 1920 1942
18 0524 0545 1920 1941
19 0524 0546 1919 1941
20 0525 0546 1919 1941
21 0525 0547 1919 1940
22 0526 0547 1918 1940
23 0526 0548 1918 1939
24 0527 0548 1917 1939
25 0527 0549 1917 1938
26 0528 0549 1917 1938
27 0528 0550 1916 1937
28 0529 0550 1916 1937
29 0529 0550 1915 1936
30 0530 0551 1915 1936
31 0530 0551 1914 1935

AIP GEN 2.7 - 21
KUFRA/kufra
HLKF
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
AUG 1 0531 0552 1913 1935

1913
2 0531 0552 1934
3 0532 0553 1912 1933
4 0532 0553 1912 1933
5 0533 0554 1911 1932
6 0533 0554 1910 1931
7 0534 0555 1910 1931
8 0534 0555 1909 1930
9 0535 0555 1908 1929
10 0535 0556 1907 1928
11 0536 0556 1907 1927
12 0536 0557 1906 1927
13 0536 0557 1905 1926
14 0537 0558 1904 1926
15 0537 0558 1904 1925
16 0538 0558 1903 1925
17 0538 0559 1902 1924
18 0539 0559 1901 1923
19 0539 0600 1800 1923
20 0540 0600 1859 1922
21 0540 0600 1859 1921
22 0540 0601 1858 1920
23 0541 0601 1857 1919
24 0541 0602 1856 1918
25 0542 0620 1855 1917
26 0542 0602 1854 1916
27 0543 0603 1853 1915
28 0543 0603 1852 1914
29 0543 0603 1851 1913
30 0544 0604 1850 1912
31 0544 0604 1849 1911

AIP GEN 2.7 - 22
KUFRA/kufra
HLKF
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
SEB 1 05:17 05:45 18:48 19:08

2 05:18 05:45 18:47 19:07
3 05:18 05:45 18:46 19:06
4 05:19 05:46 18:45 19:05
5 05:19 05:46 1844 19:04
6 05:20 05:46 18:43 19:03
7 05:20 05:47 18:42 19:02
8 05:20 05:47 18:41 19:01
9 05:21 05:48 18:40 19:00
10 05:21 05:48 18:39 18:59
11 05:22 05:48 18:38 18:58
12 05:22 05:49 18:37 18:57
13 05:22 05:49 18:36 18:56
14 05:23 05:49 18:35 18:55
15 05:23 05:50 18:34 18:54
16 05:24 05:50 18:33 18:53
17 05:24 05:50 18:32 18:52
18 05:24 05:51 18:31 18:51
19 05:25 05:51 18:30 18:50
20 05:25 05:52 18:29 18:49
21 05:25 05:52 18:28 18:48
22 05:26 05:52 18:27 18:47
23 05:26 05:53 18:26 18:46
24 05:27 05:53 18:25 18:45
25 05:27 05:53 18:24 18:44
26 05:27 05:54 18:23 18:43
27 05:28 05:54 18:22 18:42
28 05:28 05:54 18:21 18:41
29 05:28 05:55 18:20 18:40
30 05:29 05:55 18:19 18:39

AIP GEN 2.7 - 23
KUFRA/kufra
HLKF
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
OCT 1 05:55 06:15 18:17 18:37

18:16
2 05:56 06:16 18:36
3 05:56 06:16 18:15 18:35
4 05:57 06:16 18:14 18:34
5 05:57 06:17 18:13 18:33
6 05:57 06:17 18:12 18:32
7 05:58 06:17 18:11 18:31
8 05:58 06:18 18:10 18:30
9 05:59 06:18 18:09 18:29
10 05:59 06:19 18:08 18:28
11 05:59 06:19 18:07 18:27
12 06:00 06:20 1806 18:26
13 06:00 06:20 18:05 18:25
14 06:01 06:20 18:04 18:24
15 06:01 06:21 18:03 18:24
16 06:02 06:21 18:02 18:23
17 06:02 06:22 18:01 18:22
18 06:02 06:22 18:00 18:21
19 06:03 06:23 17:59 18:20
20 06:03 06:23 17:58 18:19
21 06:04 06:24 17:57 18:19
22 06:04 06:24 17:56 18:18
23 06:05 06:25 17:55 18:17
24 06:05 06:25 17:55 18:16
25 06:06 06:26 17:54 18:15
26 06:06 06:26 17:53 18:14
27 06:07 06:27 17:53 18:13
28 06:07 06:27 17:52 18:12
29 06:08 06:28 17:51 18:11
30 06:08 06:29 17:51 18:10
31 06:09 06:29 17:50 18:09

AIP GEN 2.7 - 24
KUFRA/kufra
HLKF
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
NOV 1 06:09 06:30 17:51 18:11

2 06:10 06:30 17:50 18:10
3 06:11 06:31 17:49 18:10
4 06:11 06:31 17:49 18:09
5 06:12 06:32 17:48 18:09
6 06:12 03:33 17:48 18:08
7 06:13 06:33 17:47 18:08
8 06:13 06:34 17:47 18:07
9 06:14 06:35 17:46 18:07
10 06:15 06:35 17:46 18:06
11 06:15 06:36 17:45 18:06
12 06:16 06:36 17:45 18:05
13 06:17 06:37 17:44 18:05
14 06:17 06:38 17:44 18:05
15 06:18 06:38 17:44 18:04
16 06:18 06:39 17:43 18:04
17 06:19 06:39 17:43 18:04
18 06:20 06:40 17:43 18:04
19 06:20 06:41 17:43 18:03
20 06:21 06:41 17:42 18:03
21 06:22 06:42 17:42 18:03
22 06:22 06:43 17:42 18:03
23 06:23 06:43 17:42 18:03
24 06:24 06:44 17:42 18:03
25 06:24 06:45 17:42 18:03
26 06:25 06:45 17:42 18:02
27 06:26 06:46 17:41 18:02
28 06:26 06:47 17:41 18:02
29 06:27 06:47 17:41 18:02
30 06:28 06:48 17:41 18:02

AIP GEN2.7 - 25
KUFRA/kufra
HLKF
2409.12 N 2318.30 E
DEC 1 06:28 06:50 17:41 18:03

2 06:29 06:50 17:41 18:03
3 06:30 06:51 17:42 18:03
4 06:30 06:52 17:42 18:03
5 06:31 06:52 17:42 18:03
6 06:32 06:53 17:42 18:03
7 06:32 06:54 17:42 18:03
8 06:33 06:54 17:42 18:04
9 06:34 06:55 17:43 18:04
10 06:34 06:56 17:43 18:04
11 06:35 06:56 17:43 18:04
12 06:35 06:57 17:43 18:05
13 06:36 06:57 17:44 18:05
14 06:37 06:58 17:44 18:05
15 06:37 06:59 17:44 18:06
16 06:38 06:59 17:45 18:06
17 06:38 07:00 17:45 17:07
18 06:39 07:00 17:46 18:07
19 06:39 07:01 17:46 18:07
20 06:40 07:01 17:46 18:08
21 06:40 07:02 17:47 18:08
22 06:41 07:02 17:47 18:09
23 06:41 07:03 17:48 18:09
24 06:42 07:03 17:48 18:10
25 06:42 07:04 17:49 18:10
26 06:43 07:04 17:49 18:11
27 06:43 07:05 17:50 18:12
28 06:44 07:05 17:51 18:12
29 06:44 07:06 17:51 18:13
30 06:44 07:06 17:52 18:13
31 06:45 07:07 17:52 18:14

AIP GEN 2.7 - 26
3 6 SUNRISE – SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
JAN 1 06:42 08:09 18:11 19:39

2 06:42 08:09 18:12 19:40
3 06:42 08:10 18:13 19:40
4 06:42 08:10 18:14 19:41
5 06:42 08:10 18:14 19:42
6 06:43 08:10 18:15 19:42
7 06:43 08:10 18:16 19:43
8 06:43 08:10 18:17 19:44
9 06:43 08:10 18:18 19:45
10 06:43 08:10 18:18 19:45
11 06:43 08:10 18:19 19:46
12 06:43 08:10 18:20 19:47
13 06:43 08:10 18:21 19:48
14 06:43 08:10 18:22 19:49
15 06:43 08:09 18:23 19:49
16 06:43 08:09 18:24 19:50
17 06:43 08:09 18:25 19:51
18 06:43 08:09 18:26 19:52
19 06:42 08:08 18:27 19:53
20 06:42 08:08 18:27 19:53
21 06:42 08:08 18:28 19:54
22 06:42 08:07 18:29 19:55
23 06:41 08:07 18:30 19:56
24 06:41 08:06 18:31 19:57
25 06:41 08:06 18:32 19:57
26 06:40 08:05 18:33 19:58
27 06:40 08:05 18:34 19:59
28 06:39 08:04 18:35 20:00
29 06:39 08:04 18:36 20:01
30 06:39 08:03 18:37 20:01
31 06:38 08:02 18:38 20:02

AIP GEN 2.7 - 27
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
FEB 1 06:37 08:02 18:39 20:03

2 06:37 08:01 18:40 20:04
3 06:36 08:00 18:41 20:05
4 06:36 08:00 18:42 20:06
5 06:35 07:59 18:43 20:06
6 06:34 07:58 18:43 20:07
7 06:34 07:57 18:44 20:08
8 06:33 07:56 18:45 20:09
9 06:32 07:56 18:46 20:10
10 06:32 07:55 18:47 20:10
11 06:31 07:54 18:48 20:11
12 06:30 07:53 18:49 20:12
13 06:29 07:52 18:50 20:13
14 06:28 07:51 18:51 20:14
15 06:27 07:50 18:52 20:14
16 06:26 07:49 18:53 20:15
17 06:26 07:48 18:53 20:16
18 06:25 07:47 18:54 20:17
19 06:24 07:46 18:55 20:18
20 06:23 07:45 18:56 20:18
21 06:22 07:44 18:57 20:19
22 06:21 07:43 18:58 20:20
23 06:20 07:42 18:59 20:21
24 06:19 07:41 18:59 20:21
25 06:17 07:39 19:00 20:22
26 06:16 07:38 19:01 20:23
27 06:15 07:37 19:02 20:24
28 06:14 07:36 19:03 20:25

AIP GEN 2.7 - 28
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
MAR 1 06:13 07:35 19:04 20:25

2 06:12 07:34 19:04 20:26
3 06:11 07:32 19:05 20:27
4 06:09 07:31 19:06 20:28
5 06:08 07:30 19:07 20:28
6 06:07 07:29 19:07 20:29
7 06:06 07:27 19:08 20:30
8 06:05 07:26 19:09 20:31
9 06:03 07:25 19:10 20:31
10 06:02 07:24 19:11 20:32
11 06:01 07:22 19:11 20:33
12 05:59 07:21 19:12 20:34
13 05:58 07:20 19:13 20:35
14 05:57 07:19 19:14 20:35
15 05:55 07:17 19:14 20:36
16 05:54 07:16 19:15 20:37
17 05:53 07:15 19:16 20:38
18 05:51 07:13 19:17 20:39
19 05:50 07:12 19:17 20:39
20 05:49 07:11 19:18 20:40
21 05:47 07:09 19:19 20:41
22 05:46 07:08 19:19 20:42
23 05:44 07:07 19:20 20:43
24 05:43 07:05 19:21 20:43
25 05:42 07:04 19:22 20:44
26 05:40 07:03 19:22 20:45
27 05:39 07:01 19:23 20:46
28 05:37 07:00 19:24 20:47
29 05:36 06:59 19:25 20:48
30 05:34 06:57 19:25 20:48
31 05:33 06:56 19:26 20:49

AIP GEN 2.7 - 29
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
APR 1 05:30 06:54 19:27 20:51

2 05:29 06:52 19:28 20:52
3 05:27 06:51 19:29 20:53
4 05:26 06:50 19:30 20:54
5 05:24 06:48 19:30 20:55
6 05:23 06:47 19:31 20:55
7 05:21 06:46 19:32 20:56
8 05:20 06:45 19:32 20:57
9 05:18 06:43 19:33 20:58
10 05:17 06:42 19:34 20:59
11 05:15 06:41 19:35 21:00
12 05:14 06:40 19:35 21:01
13 05:13 06:38 19:36 21:02
14 05:11 06:37 19:37 21:03
15 05:10 06:36 19:37 21:04
16 05:08 06:35 19:38 21:05
17 05:07 06:34 21:06 21:06
18 05:05 06:32 21:07 21:07
19 05:04 06:31 19:40 21:08
20 05:03 06:30 19:41 21:09
21 05:01 06:29 19:42 21:10
22 05:00 06:28 19:43 21:11
23 04:58 06:27 19:43 21:12
24 04:57 06:26 19:44 21:13
25 04:56 06:25 19:45 21:14
26 04:54 06:24 19:46 21:15
27 04:53 06:23 19:46 21:16
28 04:52 06:21 19:47 21:17
29 04:50 06:20 19:48 21:18
30 04:50 06:20 19:48 21:18

AIP GEN 2.7 - 30
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
MAY 1 04:49 06:19 19:48 21:19

2 04:48 06:19 19:49 21:20
3 04:47 06:18 19:50 21:21
4 04:45 06:17 19:51 21:22
5 04:44 06:16 19:51 21:23
6 04:43 06:15 19:52 21:24
7 04:42 06:14 19:53 21:25
8 04:41 06:13 19:54 21:26
9 04:39 06:12 19:54 21:27
10 04:38 06:11 19:55 21:28
11 04:37 06:11 19:56 21:29
12 04:36 06:10 19:57 21:30
13 04:35 06:09 19:57 21:31
14 04:34 06:08 19:58 21:32
15 04:33 06:08 19:59 21:33
16 04:32 06:07 19:59 21:34
17 04:31 06:06 20:00 21:35
18 04:30 06:06 20:01 21:36
19 04:29 06:05 20:02 21:37
20 04:28 06:04 20:02 21:38
21 04:27 06:04 20:03 21:39
22 04:26 06:03 20:04 21:40
23 04:26 06:03 20:04 21:41
24 04:25 06:02 20:05 21:42
25 04:24 06:02 20:06 21:43
26 04:23 06:01 20:06 21:44
27 04:23 06:01 20:07 21:45
28 04:22 06:00 20:08 21:46
29 04:21 06:00 20:08 21:47
30 04:21 06:00 20:09 21:48
31 04:20 05:59 20:09 21:49

AIP GEN 2.7 - 31
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
JUN 1 04:20 05:59 20:10 21:49

2 04:19 05:59 20:11 21:50
3 04:19 05:59 20:11 21:51
4 04:18 05:58 20:12 21:52
5 04:18 05:58 20:12 21:53
6 04:18 05:58 20:13 21:53
7 04:17 05:58 20:13 21:54
8 04:17 05:58 20:14 21:55
9 04:17 05:58 20:14 21:55
10 04:17 05:58 20:15 21:56
11 04:16 05:58 20:15 21:56
12 04:16 05:58 20:16 21:57
13 04:16 05:58 20:16 21:57
14 04:16 05:58 20:16 21:58
15 04:16 05:58 20:17 21:58
16 04:16 05:58 20:17 21:59
17 04:16 05:58 20:17 21:59
18 04:16 05:58 20:18 22:00
19 04:16 05:58 20:18 22:00
20 04:16 05:58 20:18 22:00
21 04:17 05:59 20:18 22:00
22 04:17 05:59 20:19 22:01
23 04:17 05:59 20:19 22:01
24 04:17 05:59 20:19 22:01
25 04:18 06:00 20:19 22:01
26 04:18 06:00 20:19 22:01
27 04:18 06:00 20:19 22:01
28 04:19 06:00 20:19 22:01
29 04:19 06:01 20:19 22:01
30 04:20 06:01 20:19 22:01

AIP GEN 2.7 - 32
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
JUY 1 22:01 06:02 20:19 04:20

2 22:01 06:02 20:19 04:21
3 22:00 06:02 20:19 04:21
4 22:00 06:03 20:19 04:22
5 22:00 06:03 20:19 04:23
6 22:00 06:04 20:19 04:23
7 21:59 06:04 20:19 04:24
8 21:59 06:05 20:19 04:25
9 21:58 06:05 20:18 04:25
10 21:58 06:06 20:18 04:26
11 21:57 06:06 20:18 04:27
12 21:57 06:07 20:18 04:28
13 21:56 06:08 20:17 04:28
14 21:56 06:08 20:17 04:29
15 21:55 06:09 20:17 04:30
16 21:54 06:09 20:16 04:31
17 21:54 06:10 20:16 04:32
18 21:53 06:11 20:15 04:33
19 21:52 06:11 20:15 04:34
20 21:51 06:12 20:14 04:35
21 21:51 06:12 20:14 04:35
22 21:50 06:13 20:13 04:36
23 21:49 06:14 20:13 04:37
24 21:48 06:14 20:12 04:38
25 21:47 06:15 20:11 04:39
26 21:46 06:16 20:11 04:40
27 21:45 06:16 20:10 04:41
28 21:44 06:17 20:09 04:42
29 21:43 06:18 20:09 04:43
30 21:42 06:18 20:08 04:44
31 21:41 06:19 20:07 04:45

AIP GEN 2.7 - 33
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
AUG 1 04:46 06:20 20:06 21:40

2 04:47 06:20 20:05 21:39
3 04:48 06:21 20:05 21:38
4 04:49 06:22 20:04 21:36
5 04:50 06:23 20:03 21:35
6 04:51 06:23 20:02 21:34
7 04:52 06:24 20:01 21:33
8 04:53 06:25 20:00 21:32
9 04:54 06:25 19:59 21:30
10 04:55 06:26 19:58 21:29
11 04:56 06:27 19:57 21:28
12 04:57 06:27 19:56 21:26
13 04:58 06:28 19:55 21:25
14 04:59 06:29 19:54 21:24
15 05:00 06:29 19:53 21:22
16 05:01 06:30 19:52 21:21
17 05:02 06:31 19:51 21:20
18 05:03 06:31 19:50 21:18
19 05:04 06:32 19:49 21:17
20 05:05 06:33 19:47 21:16
21 05:06 06:33 19:46 21:14
22 05:07 06:34 19:45 21:13
23 05:08 06:35 19:44 21:11
24 05:08 06:35 19:43 21:10
25 05:09 06:36 19:42 21:08
26 05:10 06:37 19:40 21:07
27 05:11 06:37 19:39 21:05
28 05:12 06:38 19:38 21:04
29 05:13 06:39 19:37 21:03
30 05:14 06:39 19:35 21:01
31 05:15 06:40 19:34 21:00

AIP GEN 2.7 - 34
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
SEP 1 05:16 06:41 19:33 20:58

2 05:16 06:41 19:32 20:57
3 05:17 06:42 19:30 20:55
4 05:18 06:43 19:29 20:54
5 05:19 06:43 19:28 20:52
6 05:20 06:44 19:26 20:51
7 05:21 06:45 19:25 20:49
8 05:21 06:45 19:24 20:48
9 05:22 06:46 19:22 20:46
10 05:23 06:47 19:21 20:45
11 05:24 06:47 19:20 20:43
12 05:25 06:48 19:18 20:42
13 05:25 06:49 19:17 20:40
14 05:26 06:49 19:16 20:39
15 05:27 06:50 19:14 20:37
16 05:28 06:51 19:13 20:36
17 05:28 06:51 19:12 20:34
18 05:29 06:52 19:10 20:33
19 05:30 06:52 19:09 20:31
20 05:31 06:53 19:08 20:30
21 05:31 06:54 19:06 20:28
22 05:32 06:54 19:05 20:27
23 05:33 06:55 19:03 20:26
24 05:34 06:56 19:02 20:24
25 05:34 06:56 19:01 20:23
26 05:35 06:57 18:59 20:21
27 05:36 06:58 18:58 20:20
28 05:37 06:58 18:57 20:19
29 05:37 06:59 18:55 20:17
30 05:38 07:00 18:54 20:16

AIP GEN 2.7 - 35
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI /Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N1346.10 E
OCT 1 05:39 07:00 18:53 20:14

2 05:39 07:01 18:51 20:13
3 05:40 07:02 18:50 20:12
4 05:41 07:03 18:49 20:10
5 05:42 07:03 18:47 20:09
6 05:42 07:04 18:46 20:08
7 05:43 07:05 18:45 20:07
8 05:44 07:05 18:44 20:05
9 05:44 07:06 18:42 20:04
10 05:45 07:07 18:41 20:03
11 05:46 07:08 18:40 20:02
12 05:47 07:08 18:39 20:00
13 05:47 07:09 18:37 19:59
14 05:48 07:10 18:36 19:58
15 05:49 07:11 18:35 19:57
16 05:49 07:11 18:34 19:56
17 05:50 07:12 18:33 19:54
18 05:51 07:13 18:31 19:53
19 05:52 07:14 18:30 19:52
20 05:52 07:14 18:29 19:51
21 05:53 07:15 18:28 19:50
22 05:54 07:16 18:27 19:49
23 05:54 07:17 18:26 19:48
24 05:55 07:18 18:25 19:47
25 05:56 07:18 18:24 19:46
26 05:57 07:19 18:23 19:45
27 05:57 07:20 18:22 19:44
28 06:58 07:21 18:21 19:43
29 05:59 07:22 18:20 19:42
30 06:00 07:23 18:19 19:42
31 06:00 07:23 18:18 19:41

AIP GEN 2.7 - 36
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
NOV 1 06:01 07:24 18:17 19:40

2 06:02 07:25 18:16 19:39
3 06:03 07:26 18:15 19:38
4 06:03 07:27 18:14 19:38
5 06:04 07:28 18:13 19:37
6 06:05 07:29 18:12 19:36
7 06:06 07:30 18:12 19:36
8 06:06 07:30 18:11 19:35
9 06:07 07:31 18:10 19:34
10 06:08 07:32 18:09 19:34
11 06:09 07:33 18:09 19:33
12 06:10 07:34 18:08 19:33
13 06:10 07:35 18:07 19:32
14 06:11 07:36 18:07 19:32
15 06:12 07:37 18:06 19:31
16 06:13 07:38 18:06 19:31
17 06:13 07:39 18:05 19:30
18 06:14 07:40 18:05 19:30
19 06:15 07:40 18:04 19:30
20 06:16 07:41 18:04 19:29
21 06:17 07:42 18:03 19:29
22 06:17 07:43 18:03 19:29
23 06:18 07:44 18:02 19:28
24 06:19 07:45 18:02 19:28
25 06:20 07:46 18:02 19:28
26 06:20 07:47 18:02 19:28
27 06:21 07:48 18:01 19:28
28 06:22 07:48 18:01 19:28
29 06:23 07:49 18:01 19:28
30 06:23 07:50 18:01 19:28

AIP GEN 2.7 - 37
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIP0LI / Mitiga
HLLM
3235.40 N 1346.10 E
DEC 1 06:24 07:51 18:01 19:28

2 06:25 07:52 18:01 19:28
3 06:26 07:53 18:00 19:28
4 06:26 07:54 18:00 19:28
5 06:27 07:54 18:00 19:28
6 06:28 07:55 18:00 19:28
7 06:29 07:56 18:01 19:28
8 06:29 07:57 18:01 19:28
9 06:30 07:57 18:01 19:28
10 06:31 07:58 18:01 19:29
11 06:31 07:59 18:01 19:29
12 06:32 08:00 18:01 19:29
13 06:32 08:00 18:02 19:29
14 06:33 08:01 18:02 19:30
15 06:34 08:02 18:02 19:30
16 06:34 08:02 18:02 19:30
17 06:35 08:03 18:03 19:31
18 06:35 08:04 18:03 19:31
19 06:36 08:04 18:04 19:32
20 06:37 08:05 18:04 19:32
21 06:37 08:05 18:04 19:33
22 06:38 08:06 18:05 19:33
23 06:38 08:06 18:05 19:34
24 06:39 08:07 18:06 19:34
25 06:39 08:07 18:07 19:35
26 06:39 08:07 18:07 19:35
27 06:40 08:08 18:08 19:36
28 06:40 08:08 18:08 19:36
29 06:41 08:08 18:09 19:37
30 06:41 08:09 18:10 19:38
31 06:41 08:09 18:10 19:38

AIP GEN 2.7 - 38
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
JAN 1 06:28 07:47 18:23 19:42

2 06:29 07:48 18:24 19:43
3 06:29 07:48 18:24 19:43
4 06:29 07:48 18:25 19:44
5 06:29 07:48 18:26 19:45
6 06:30 07:48 18:26 19:45
7 06:30 07:49 18:27 19:46
8 06:30 07:49 18:28 19:47
9 06:30 07:49 18:29 19:47
10 06:30 07:49 18:29 19:48
11 06:30 07:49 18:30 19:49
12 06:31 07:49 18:31 19:49
13 06:31 07:49 18:32 19:50
14 06:31 07:49 18:32 19:51
15 06:31 07:49 18:33 19:51
16 06:31 07:49 18:34 19:52
17 06:31 07:49 18:35 19:53
18 06:31 07:49 18:35 19:53
19 06:31 07:48 18:36 19:54
20 06:31 07:48 18:37 19:55
21 06:30 07:48 18:38 19:55
22 06:30 07:48 18:39 19:56
23 06:30 07:47 18:39 19:57
24 06:30 07:47 18:40 19:57
25 06:30 07:47 18:41 19:58
26 06:30 07:46 18:42 19:59
27 06:29 07:46 18:43 19:59
28 06:29 07:46 18:43 20:00
29 06:29 07:45 18:44 20:01
30 06:28 07:45 18:45 20:01
31 06:28 07:44 18:46 20:02

AIP GEN 2.7 - 39
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
FEB 1 06:28 07:44 18:46 20:03

2 06:27 07:43 18:47 20:03
3 06:27 07:43 18:48 20:04
4 06:26 07:42 18:49 20:05
5 06:26 07:42 18:49 20:05
6 06:25 07:41 18:50 20:06
7 06:25 07:41 18:51 20:07
8 06:24 07:40 18:52 20:07
9 06:24 07:39 18:52 20:08
10 06:23 07:39 18:53 20:08
11 06:23 07:38 18:54 20:09
12 06:22 07:37 18:54 20:10
13 06:21 07:37 18:55 20:10
14 06:21 07:36 18:56 20:11
15 06:20 07:35 18:57 20:11
16 06:19 07:34 18:57 20:12
17 06:19 07:33 18:58 20:13
18 06:18 07:33 18:59 20:13
19 06:17 07:32 18:59 20:14
20 06:16 07:31 19:00 20:14
21 06:16 07:30 19:01 20:15
22 06:15 07:29 19:01 20:16
23 06:14 07:28 19:02 20:16
24 06:13 07:27 19:02 20:17
25 06:12 07:26 19:03 20:17
26 06:11 07:26 19:04 20:18
27 06:10 07:25 19:04 20:18
28 06:10 07:24 19:05 20:19

AIP GEN 2.7 - 40
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
MAR 1 1 07:23 19:05 20:19

2 2 07:22 19:06 20:20
3 3 07:21 19:07 20:21
4 4 07:20 19:07 20:21
5 5 07:19 19:08 20:2
6 6 07:18 19:08 20:22
7 7 07:17 19:09 20:23
8 8 07:16 19:09 20:23
9 9 07:15 19:10 20:24
10 10 07:13 19:11 20:24
11 11 07:12 19:11 20:25
12 12 07:11 19:12 20:26
13 13 07:10 19:12 20:26
14 14 07:09 19:13 20:27
15 15 07:08 19:13 20:27
16 16 07:07 19:14 20:28
17 17 07:06 19:14 20:28
18 18 07:05 19:15 20:29
19 19 07:04 19:15 20:29
20 20 07:03 19:16 20:30
21 21 07:02 19:16 20:31
22 22 07:00 19:17 20:31
23 23 06:59 19:17 20:32
24 24 06:58 19:18 20:32
25 25 06:57 19:18 20:33
26 26 06:56 19:19 20:33
27 27 06:55 19:19 20:34
28 28 06:54 19:20 20:35
29 29 06:53 19:20 20:35
30 30 06:52 19:21 20:36
31 31 06:51 19:21 20:36

AIP GEN 2.7 - 41
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
APR1 05:34 06:49 19:22 20:37

2 05:33 06:48 19:22 20:38
3 05:32 06:47 19:23 20:38
4 05:31 06:46 19:23 20:39
5 05:30 06:45 19:24 20:39
6 05:28 06:44 19:24 20:40
7 05:27 06:43 19:25 20:41
8 05:26 06:42 19:25 20:41
9 05:25 06:41 19:26 20:42
10 05:24 06:40 19:26 20:43
11 05:22 06:39 19:27 20:43
12 05:21 06:38 19:27 20:44
13 05:20 06:37 19:27 20:43
14 05:21 06:38 19:27 20:44
15 05:18 06:35 19:29 20:46
16 05:16 06:34 19:30 20:47
17 05:15 06:33 19:30 20:47
18 05:14 06:32 19:31 20:48
19 05:13 06:31 19:31 20:49
20 05:12 06:30 19:32 20:50
21 05:11 06:29 19:32 20:50
22 05:10 06:28 19:33 20:51
23 05:08 06:27 19:33 20:52
24 05:07 06:26 19:34 20:53
25 05:06 06:25 19:34 20:53
26 05:05 06:24 19:35 20:54
27 05:04 06:23 19:35 20:55
28 05:03 06:23 19:36 20:56
29 05:02 06:2 19:37 20:56
30 05:01 06:21 19:37 20:57

AIP GEN 2.7 - 42
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
MAY 1 05:00 06:20 19:38 20:58

2 04:59 06:19 19:38 20:59
3 04:58 06:18 19:39 20:59
4 04:57 06:18 19:39 21:00
5 04:56 06:17 19:40 21:01
6 04:55 06:16 19:41 21:02
7 04:54 06:16 19:41 21:03
8 04:53 06:15 19:42 21:03
9 04:52 06:14 19:42 21:04
10 04:51 06:13 19:43 21:05
11 04:50 06:13 19:43 21:06
12 04:50 06:12 19:44 21:07
13 04:49 06:12 19:45 21:07
14 04:48 06:11 19:45 21:08
15 04:47 06:10 19:46 21:09
16 04:46 06:10 19:46 21:10
17 04:46 06:09 19:47 21:11
18 04:45 06:09 19:47 21:11
19 04:44 06:08 19:48 21:12
20 04:44 06:08 19:48 21:13
21 04:43 06:08 19:49 21:14
22 04:42 06:07 19:50 21:14
23 04:42 06:07 19:50 21:15
24 04:41 06:06 19:51 21:16
25 04:41 06:06 19:51 21:17
45 04:40 06:06 19:52 21:17
27 04:40 06:05 19:52 21:18
28 04:39 06:05 19:53 21:19
29 04:39 06:05 19:53 21:19
30 04:38 06:05 19:54 21:20
31 04:38 06:04 19:54 21:20

AIP GEN 2.7 - 43
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
JUN 1 04:38 06:04 19:55 21:21

2 04:37 06:04 19:55 21:22
3 04:37 06:04 19:56 21:23
4 04:37 06:04 19:56 21:23
5 04:36 06:04 19:57 21:24
6 04:36 06:03 19:57 21:24
7 04:36 06:03 19:58 21:25
8 04:36 06:03 19:58 21:26
9 04:36 06:03 19:58 21:26
10 04:35 06:03 19:59 21:27
11 04:35 06:03 19:59 21:27
12 04:35 06:03 20:00 21:28
13 04:35 06:03 20:00 21:28
14 04:35 06:03 20:00 21:28
15 04:35 06:04 20:01 21:29
16 04:35 06:04 20:01 21:29
17 04:36 06:04 20:01 21:29
18 04:36 06:04 20:02 21:30
19 04:36 06:04 20:02 21:30
20 04:36 06:04 20:02 21:30
21 04:36 06:04 20:02 21:31
22 04:36 06:05 20:02 21:31
23 04:37 06:05 20:03 21:31
24 04:37 06:05 20:03 21:31
25 04:37 06:05 20:03 21:31
26 04:37 06:06 20:03 21:31
27 04:38 06:06 20:03 21:31
28 04:38 06:06 20:03 21:31
29 04:39 06:07 20:03 21:31
30 04:39 06:07 20:03 21:31

AIP GEN 2.7 - 44
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
JUL 1 04:39 06:07 20:03 21:31

2 04:40 06:08 20:03 21:31
3 04:40 06:08 20:03 21:31
4 04:41 06:08 20:03 21:31
5 04:41 06:09 20:03 21:31
6 04:42 06:09 20:03 21:31
7 04:42 06:10 20:03 21:30
8 04:43 06:10 20:03 21:30
9 04:44 06:11 20:03 21:30
10 04:44 06:11 20:03 21:30
11 04:45 06:11 20:03 21:29
12 04:45 06:12 20:02 21:29
13 04:46 06:16 20:02 21:29
14 04:47 06:13 20:02 21:28
15 04:47 06:13 20:02 21:28
16 04:48 06:14 20:01 21:27
17 04:49 06:14 20:01 21:27
18 04:49 06:15 20:01 21:26
19 04:50 06:15 20:00 21:26
20 04:51 06:16 20:00 21:25
21 04:51 06:16 20:00 21:24
22 04:52 06:17 19:59 21:24
23 04:53 06:17 19:59 21:23
24 04:54 06:18 19:58 21:22
25 04:54 06:18 19:58 21:22
26 04:55 06:19 19:57 21:21
27 04:56 06:20 19:57 21:20
28 04:57 06:20 19:56 21:20
29 04:57 06:21 19:55 21:19
30 04:58 06:21 19:55 21:18
31 04:59 06:22 19:54 21:17

AIP GEN 2.7 - 45
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
AUG1 05:00 06:22 19:54 21:16

2 05:00 06:23 19:53 21:15
3 05:01 06:23 19:52 21:14
4 05:02 06:24 19:52 21:14
5 05:03 06:24 19:51 21:13
6 05:03 06:25 19:50 21:12
7 05:04 06:25 19:49 21:11
8 05:05 06:26 19:49 21:10
9 05:06 06:26 19:48 21:09
10 05:06 06:27 19:47 21:08
11 05:07 06:27 19:46 21:07
12 05:08 06:28 19:45 21:06
13 05:08 06:28 19:45 21:04
14 05:09 06:29 19:44 21:03
15 05:10 06:29 19:43 21:02
16 05:11 06:30 19:42 21:01
17 05:11 06:30 19:41 21:00
18 05:12 06:31 19:40 20:59
19 05:13 06:31 19:39 20:58
20 05:13 06:32 19:38 20:57
21 05:14 06:32 19:37 20:56
22 05:15 06:33 19:36 20:54
23 05:15 06:33 19:35 20:53
24 05:16 06:34 19:34 20:52
25 05:17 06:34 19:33 20:51
26 05:17 06:35 19:32 20:50
27 05:18 06:35 19:31 20:48
28 05:19 06:36 19:30 20:47
29 05:19 06:36 19:29 20:46
30 05:20 06:37 19:28 20:45
31 05:20 06:37 19:27 20:44

AIP GEN 2.7 - 46
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
SEP 1 05:21 06:37 19:26 20:42

2 05:22 06:38 19:25 20:41
3 05:22 06:38 19:24 20:40
4 05:23 06:39 19:23 20:39
5 05:23 06:39 19:22 20:37
6 05:24 06:40 19:20 20:36
7 05:25 13:00 19:40 12:39
8 05:25 06:41 19:18 20:34
9 05:26 06:41 19:17 20:32
10 05:26 06:41 19:16 20:31
11 05:27 06:42 19:15 20:30
12 05:27 06:42 19:14 20:29
13 05:28 06:43 19:13 20:27
14 05:28 06:43 19:11 20:26
15 05:29 06:44 19:10 20:25
16 05:29 06:44 19:09 20:24
17 05:30 06:45 19:08 20:23
18 05:30 06:45 19:07 20:21
19 05:31 06:45 19:06 20:20
20 05:32 06:46 19:05 20:19
21 05:32 06:46 19:03 20:18
22 05:33 06:47 19:02 20:16
23 05:33 06:47 19:01 20:15
24 05:34 06:48 19:00 20:14
25 05:34 06:48 18:59 20:13
26 05:35 06:49 18:58 20:12
27 05:35 06:49 18:57 20:11
28 05:35 06:49 18:55 20:09
29 05:36 06:50 18:54 20:08
30 05:36 06:50 18:53 20:07

AIP GEN 2.7 - 47
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E

OCT 1 05:37 06:51 18:52 20:06

2 05:37 06:51 18:51 20:05
3 05:38 06:52 18:50 20:04
4 05:38 06:52 18:49 20:03
5 05:39 06:53 18:48 20:02
6 05:39 06:53 18:47 20:01
7 05:40 06:54 18:46 19:59
8 05:40 06:54 18:44 19:58
9 05:41 06:55 18:43 19:57
10 05:41 06:55 18:42 19:56
11 05:42 06:56 18:41 19:55
12 05:42 06:56 18:40 19:54
13 05:43 06:57 18:39 19:53
14 05:43 06:57 18:38 19:52
15 05:44 06:58 18:37 19:51
16 05:44 06:59 18:36 19:50
17 05:45 06:59 18:35 19:50
18 05:45 07:00 18:34 19:49
19 05:46 07:00 18:33 19:48
20 05:46 07:01 18:33 19:47
21 05:47 07:01 18:32 19:46
22 05:47 07:02 18:31 19:45
23 05:48 07:03 18:30 19:44
24 05:48 07:03 18:29 19:44
25 05:49 07:04 18:28 19:43
26 05:50 07:04 18:27 19:42
27 05:50 07:05 18:26 19:41
28 05:51 07:06 18:26 19:41
29 05:51 07:06 18:25 19:40
30 05:52 07:07 18:24 19:39
31 05:52 07:07 18:24 18:39

AIP GEN 2.7 - 48
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / S ebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
NOV 1 05:53 07:08 18:23 19:38

2 05:53 07:09 18:22 19:37
3 05:54 07:10 18:21 19:37
4 05:55 07:10 18:21 19:36
5 05:55 07:11 18:20 19:36
6 05:56 07:12 18:19 19:35
7 05:56 07:12 18:19 19:35
8 05:57 07:13 18:18 19:34
9 05:58 07:14 18:18 19:34
10 05:58 07:14 18:17 19:33
11 05:59 07:15 18:16 19:33
12 05:59 07:16 18:16 19:32
13 06:00 07:17 18:16 19:32
14 06:01 07:17 18:15 19:32
15 06:01 07:18 18:15 19:31
16 06:02 07:19 18:14 19:31
17 06:03 07:20 18:14 19:31
18 06:03 07:20 18:14 19:31
19 06:04 07:21 18:13 19:30
20 06:04 07:22 18:13 19:30
21 06:05 07:23 18:13 19::30
22 06:06 07:23 18:12 19:30
23 06:06 07:24 18:12 19:30
24 06:07 07:25 18:12 19:30
25 06:08 07:26 18:12 19:30
26 06:08 07:26 18:12 19:30
27 06:09 07:27 18:12 19:30
28 06:10 07:28 18:12 19:30
29 06:10 07:29 18:11 19:30
30 06:11 07:29 18:11 19:30

AIP GEN 2.7 - 49
3.4 SUNRISE SUNSET
SEBHA / Sebha
HLLS
2659.30 N 01426.48 E
DEC 1 06:12 07:30 18:11 19:30

2 06:12 07:31 18:11 19:30
3 06:13 07:32 18:11 19:30
4 06:14 07:32 18:12 19:30
5 06:14 07:33 18:12 19:30
6 06:15 07:34 18:12 19:31
7 06:15 07:34 18:12 19:31
8 06:16 07:35 18:12 19:31
9 06:17 07:36 18:12 19:31
10 06:17 07:36 18:12 19:32
11 06:18 07:37 18:13 19:32
12 06:19 07:38 18:13 19:32
13 06:19 07:38 18:13 19:32
14 06:20 07:39 18:14 19:33
15 06:20 07:40 18:14 19:33
16 06:21 07:40 18:14 19:34
17 06:21 07:41 18:15 19:34
18 06:22 07:41 18:15 19:34
19 06:23 07:42 18:16 19:35
20 06:23 07:42 18:16 19:35
21 06:24 07:43 18:16 19:36
22 06:24 07:43 18:17 19:36
23 06:25 07:44 18:17 19:37
24 06:25 07:44 18:18 19:37
25 06:25 07:45 18:18 19:38
26 06:26 07:45 18:19 19:38
27 06:26 07:46 18:20 19:39
28 06:27 07:46 18:20 19:40
29 06:27 07:46 18:21 19:40
30 06:27 07:47 18:21 19:41
31 06:28 07:47 18:2 19:41

AIP GEN 2.7 - 50
3 SUNRISE-SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E
JAN 1 07:25 07:51 18:02 19:28

2 07:26 07:52 18:03 19:28
3 07:26 07:52 18:03 19:29
4 07:26 07:52 18:04 19:30
5 07:26 07:52 18:05 19:30
6 07:26 07:52 18:06 19:31
7 07:26 07:52 18:06 19:32
8 07:26 07:52 18:07 19:33
9 07:26 07:52 18:08 19:33
10 07:26 07:52 18:09 19:34
11 07:26 07:52 18:10 19:35
12 07:26 07:52 18:10 19:35
13 07:26 07:52 18:11 19:36
14 07:26 07:52 18:12 19:37
15 07:26 07:52 18:13 19:38
16 07:26 07:52 18:14 19:38
17 07:26 07:52 18:15 19:39
18 07:26 07:51 18:16 19:40
19 07:25 07:51 18:17 19:41
20 07:25 07:51 18:17 19:42
21 07:25 07:50 18:18 19:42
22 07:25 07:50 18:19 19:43
23 07:24 07:50 18:20 19:44
24 07:24 07:49 18:21 19:45
25 07:24 07:49 18:22 19:45
26 07:23 07:48 18:23 19:46
27 07:23 07:48 18:24 19:47
28 07:22 07:47 18:25 19:48
29 07:22 07:47 18:26 19:48
30 07:21 07:46 18:26 19:49
31 07:21 07:46 18:27 19:50

AIP GEN 2.7 - 51
3 SUNRISE-SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E
FEB 1 07:20 07:45 18:28 18:53

2 07:20 07:45 18:29 18:54
3 07:19 07:44 18:30 18:55
4 07:18 07:43 18:31 18:56
5 07:18 07:42 18:32 18:57
6 07:17 07:42 18:33 18:57
7 07:16 07:41 18:33 18:58
8 07:16 07:40 18:34 18:59
9 07:15 07:39 18:35 19:00
10 07:14 07:39 18:36 19:01
11 07:13 07:38 18:37 19:01
12 07:12 07:37 18:38 19:02
13 07:12 07:36 18:39 19:03
14 07:11 07:35 18:39 19:04
15 07:10 07:34 18:40 19:05
16 07:09 07:33 18:41 19:05
17 07:08 07:32 18:42 19:06
18 07:07 07:31 18:43 19:07
19 07:06 07:30 18:44 19:08
20 07:05 07:29 18:44 19:09
21 07:04 07:28 18:45 19:09
22 07:03 07:27 18:46 19:10
23 07:02 07:26 18:47 19:11
24 07:01 07:25 18:47 19:12
25 07:00 07:24 18:48 19:12
26 06:59 07:23 18:49 19:13
27 06:58 07:22 18:50 19:14
28 06:57 07:21 18:51 19:14

AIP GEN 2.7 - 52
3 SUNRISE-SUNSET
SIRTE / GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E
MAR 1 06:56 07:20 18:51 20:11

2 06:55 07:19 18:52 20:12
3 06:54 07:18 18:53 20:13
4 06:53 07:16 18:53 20:13
5 06:51 07:15 18:54 20:14
6 06:50 07:14 18:55 20:15
7 06:49 07:13 18:56 20:16
8 06:48 07:12 18:56 20:16
9 06:47 07:10 18:57 20:17
10 06:46 07:09 18:58 20:18
11 06:44 07:08 18:58 20:18
12 06:43 07:07 18:59 20:19
13 06:42 07:06 19:00 20:20
14 06:41 07:04 19:00 20:21
15 06:39 07:03 19:01 20:21
16 06:38 07:02 19:02 20:22
17 06:37 07:01 19:03 20:23
18 06:36 06:59 19:03 20:23
19 06:34 06:58 19:04 20:24
20 06:33 06:57 19:05 20:25
21 06:32 06:56 19:05 20:26
22 06:31 06:54 19:06 20:26
23 06:29 06:53 19:07 20:27
24 06:28 06:52 19:07 20:28
25 06:27 06:51 19:08 20:29
26 06:26 06:49 19:08 20:29
27 06:24 06:48 19:09 20:30
28 06:23 06:47 19:10 20:31
29 06:22 06:46 19:10 20:32
30 06:21 06:44 19:11 20:32
31 06:19 06:43 19:12 20:33

AIP GEN 2.7 - 53
3 SUNRISE-SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E
APR 1 06:18 06:42 19:12 19:36

2 06:17 06:41 19:13 19:37
3 06:15 06:39 19:14 19:38
4 06:14 06:38 19:14 19:38
5 06:13 06:37 19:15 19:39
6 06:12 06:36 19:16 19:40
7 06:2210 06:35 19:16 19:40
8 06:09 06:33 19:17 19:41
9 06:08 06:32 19:18 19:42
10 06:07 06:31 19:18 19:43
11 06:05 06:30 19:19 19:43
12 06:04 06:29 19:20 19:44
13 06:03 06:27 19:20 19:45
14 06:02 06:26 19:21 19:45
15 06:01 06:25 19:22 19:46
16 05:59 06:24 19:22 19:47
17 05:58 06:23 19:23 19:47
18 05:57 06:22 19:24 19:48
19 05:56 06:21 19:24 19:49
20 05:55 06:20 19:25 19:50
21 05:54 06:18 19:26 19:50
22 05:53 06:17 19:26 19:51
23 05:51 06:16 19:27 19:52
24 05:50 06:15 19:28 19:52
25 05:49 06:14 19:28 19:53
26 05:48 06:13 19:29 19:54
27 05:47 06:12 19:30 19:55
28 05:46 06:11 19:30 19:55
29 05:45 06:10 19:31 19:56
30 05:44 06:09 19:32 19:57

AIP GEN 2.7 - 54
3.5 SUNRISE SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E
MAY 1 05:43 06:08 19:32 19:58

2 05:42 06:07 19:33 19:58
3 05:41 06:07 19:34 19:59
4 05:40 06:06 19:34 20:00
5 05:39 06:05 19:35 20:01
6 05:38 06:04 19:36 20:01
7 05:37 06:03 19:36 20:02
8 05:37 06:02 19:37 20:03
9 05:36 06:02 19:38 20:04
10 05:35 06:01 19:39 20:04
11 05:34 06:00 19:39 20:05
12 05:33 05:59 19:40 20:06
13 05:33 05:59 19:41 20:07
14 05:32 05:58 19:41 20:07
15 05:31 04:57 19:42 20:08
16 05:30 05:57 19:43 20:09
17 05:30 05:56 19:43 20:10
18 05:29 05:55 19:44 20:10
19 05:28 05:55 19:45 20:11
20 05:28 05:54 19:45 20:12
21 05:27 05:54 19:46 20:12
22 05:27 05:53 19:47 20:13
23 05:26 05:53 19:47 20:14
24 05:26 05:52 19:48 20:14
25 05:25 05:52 19:48 20:15
26 05:25 05:51 19:49 20:16
27 05:24 05:51 19:50 20:16
28 05:24 05:51 19:50 20:17
29 05:23 05:50 19:51 20:18
30 05:23 05:50 19:51 20:18
31 05:23 05:50 19:52 20:19

AIP GEN 2.7 - 55
3 SUNRISE-SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E
JUN 1 05:22 05:49 19:53 20:20

2 05:22 05:49 19:53 20:20
3 05:22 05:49 19:54 20:21
4 05:22 05:49 19:54 20:21
5 05:21 05:49 19:55 20:22
6 05:21 05:48 19:55 20:22
7 05:21 05:48 19:56 20:23
8 05:21 05:48 19:56 20:23
9 05:21 05:48 19:57 20:24
10 05:21 05:48 19:57 20:24
11 05:21 05:48 19:57 20:25
12 05:21 05:48 19:58 20:25
13 05:21 05:48 19:58 20:26
14 05:21 05:48 19:59 20:26
15 05:21 05:48 19:59 20:26
16 05:21 05:48 19:59 20:27
17 05:21 05:48 20:00 20:27
18 05:21 05:49 20:00 20:27
19 05:21 05:49 20:00 20:28
20 05:21 05:49 20:00 20:28
21 05:22 05:49 20:01 20:28
22 05:22 05:49 20:01 20:28
23 05:22 05:50 20:01 20:29
24 05:22 05:50 20:01 20:29
25 05:23 05:50 20:01 20:29
26 05:23 05:50 20:01 20:29
27 05:23 05:51 20:02 20:29
28 05:24 05:51 20:02 20:29
29 05:24 05:51 20:02 20:29
30 05:24 05:52 20:02 20:29

AIP GEN 2.7 - 56
3 SUNRISE-SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E
JUL 1 05:25 05:52 20:02 20:29

2 05:25 05:53 20:02 20:29
3 05:26 05:53 20:02 20:29
4 05:26 05:53 20:02 20:29
5 05:27 05:54 20:01 20:29
6 05:27 05:54 20:01 20:29
7 05:27 05:55 20:01 20:28
8 05:28 05:55 20:01 20:28
9 05:29 05:56 20:01 20:28
10 05:29 05:56 20:01 20:28
11 05:30 05:57 20:00 20:27
12 05:30 05:57 20:00 20:27
13 05:31 05:58 20:00 20:27
14 05:31 05:58 19:59 20:26
15 05:32 05:59 19:59 20:26
16 05:33 05:59 19:59 20:26
17 05:33 06:00 19:58 20:25
18 05:34 06:01 19:58 20:25
19 05:35 06:01 19:57 20:24
20 05:35 06:02 19:57 20:24
21 05:36 06:02 19:57 20:23
22 05:36 06:03 19:56 20:23
23 05:37 06:04 19:55 20:22
24 05:38 06:04 19:55 20:21
25 05:38 06:05 19:54 20:21
26 05:39 06:05 19:54 20:20
27 05:40 06:06 19:53 20:19
28 05:41 06:07 19:52 20:19
29 05:41 06:07 19:52 20:18
30 05:42 06:08 19:51 20:17
31 05:43 06:09 19:50 20:16

AIP GEN 2.7 - 57
3 SUNRISE-SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E

AUG 1 05:43 06:09 19:50 20:16
2 05:44 06:10 19:49 20:15
3 05:45 06:11 19:48 20:14
4 05:45 06:11 19:47 20:13
5 05:46 06:12 19:46 20:12
6 05:47 06:12 19:46 20:11
7 05:47 06:13 19:45 20:10
8 05:48 06:14 19:44 20:19
9 05:49 06:14 19:43 20:18
10 05:50 06:15 19:42 20:17
11 05:50 06:16 19:41 20:06
12 05:51 06:16 19:40 20:05
13 05:52 06:17 19:39 20:04
14 05:52 06:18 19:38 20:03
15 05:53 06:18 19:37 20:02
16 05:54 06:19 19:36 20:01
17 05:54 06:19 19:35 20:00
18 05:55 06:20 19:34 19:59
19 05:56 06:21 19:33 19:58
20 05:56 06:21 19:32 19:57
21 05:57 06:22 19:31 19:56
22 05:58 06:22 19:30 19:54
23 05:58 06:23 19:28 19:53
24 05:59 06:24 19:27 19:52
25 06:00 06:24 19:26 19:51
26 06:00 06:25 19:25 19:50
27 06:01 06:26 19:24 19:48
28 06:02 06:26 19:23 19:47
29 06:02 06:27 19:22 19:46
30 06:03 06:27 19:20 19:45
31 06:04 06:28 19:19 19:43

AIP GEN 2.7 - 58
3.5 SUNRISE SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E

SEB 1 19:42 06:28 19:18 06:04
2 19:41 06:29 19:17 06:05
3 19:40 06:30 19:15 06:05
4 19:38 06:30 19:14 06:06
5 19:37 06:31 19:13 06:07
6 19:36 06:31 19:12 06:07
7 19:35 06:32 19:10 06:08
8 19:33 06:33 19:09 06:09
9 19:32 06:33 19:08 06:09
10 19:31 06:34 19:07 06:10
11 19:29 06:34 19:05 06:10
12 19:28 06:35 19:04 06:11
13 19:27 06:36 19:03 06:12
14 19:25 06:36 19:02 06:12
15 19:24 06:37 19:00 06:13
16 19:23 06:37 18:59 06:13
17 19:22 06:38 18:58 06:14
18 19:20 06:38 18:56 06:15
19 19:19 06:39 18:55 06:15
20 19:18 06:40 18:54 06:16
21 19:16 06:40 18:52 06:16
22 19:15 06:41 18:51 06:17
23 19:14 06:41 18:50 06:18
24 19:12 06:42 18:49 06:18
25 19:11 06:43 18:47 06:19
26 19:10 06:43 18:46 06:19
27 19:09 06:44 18:45 06:20
28 19:07 06:44 18:43 06:21
29 19:06 06:45 18:42 06:21
30 19:05 06:46 18:41 06:22

AIP GEN 2.7 - 59
3 SUNRISE-SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E
OCT 1 06:23 06:46 18:40 19:03

2 06:23 06:47 18:38 19:02
3 06:24 06:48 18:37 19:01
4 06:24 06:48 18:36 19:00
5 06:25 06:49 18:35 18:58
6 06:26 06:49 18:33 18:57
7 06:26 06:50 18:32 18:56
8 06:27 06:51 18:31 18:55
9 06:28 06:51 18:30 18:54
10 06:28 06:52 18:29 18:52
11 06:29 06:53 18:27 18:51
12 06:29 06:53 18:26 18:50
13 06:30 06:54 18:25 18:49
14 06:31 06:55 18:24 18:48
15 06:31 06:55 18:23 18:47
16 06:32 06:56 18:22 18:46
17 06:33 06:57 18:21 18:45
18 06:34 06:58 18:19 18:43
19 06:34 06:58 18:18 18:42
20 06:35 06:59 18:17 18:41
21 06:36 07:00 18:16 18:40
22 06:36 07:00 18:15 18:39
23 06:37 07:01 18:14 18:38
24 06:38 07:02 18:13 18:37
25 06:38 07:03 18:12 18:36
26 06:39 07:04 18:11 18:35
27 06:40 07:04 18:10 18:35
28 06:41 07:05 18:09 18:34
29 06:41 07:06 18:08 18:33
30 06:42 07:07 18:07 18:32
31 06:43 07:07 18:06 18:31

AIP GEN 2.7 - 60
3 SUNRISE-SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E
NOV 1 06:44 07:08 18:06 18:30

2 06:44 07:09 18:05 18:29
3 06:45 07:10 18:04 18:29
4 06:46 07:11 18:03 18:28
5 06:47 07:11 18:02 18:27
6 06:48 07:12 18:02 18:26
7 06:48 07:13 18:01 18:26
8 06:49 07:14 18:00 18:25
9 06:50 07:15 17:59 18:24
10 06:51 07:16 17:59 18:24
11 06:51 07:17 17:58 18:23
12 06:52 07:17 17:58 18:23
13 06:53 07:18 17:57 18:22
14 06:54 07:19 17:56 18:22
15 06:55 07:20 17:56 18:21
16 06:56 07:21 17:55 18:31
17 06:56 07:22 17:55 18:20
18 06:57 07:23 17:54 18:20
19 06:58 07:23 17:54 18:19
20 06:59 07:24 17:54 18:19
21 07:00 07:25 17:53 18:19
22 07:00 07:26 17:53 18:18
23 07:01 07:27 17:52 18:18
24 07:02 07:28 17:52 18:18
25 07:03 07:29 17:52 18:18
26 07:04 07:29 17:52 18:17
27 07:04 07:30 17:52 18:17
28 07:05 07:31 17:51 18:17
29 07:06 07:32 17:51 18:17
30 07:07 07:33 17:51 18:17

AIP GEN 2.7 - 61
3 SUNRISE-SUNSET
SIRTE/GARDABYA
HLGD
3103.30 N 01635.48 E

DEC 1 07:08 07:34 17:51 18:47
2 07:08 07:34 17:51 18:47
3 07:09 07:35 17:51 18:47
4 07:10 07:36 17:51 18:47
5 07:11 07:37 17:51 18:47
6 07:11 07:37 17:51 18:47
7 07:12 07:38 17:51 18:47
8 07:13 07:39 17:51 18:47
9 07:14 07:40 17:51 18:48
10 07:14 07:40 17:51 18:48
11 07:15 07:41 17:52 18:48
12 07:16 07:42 17:52 18:48
13 07:16 07:43 17:52 18:49
14 07:17 07:43 17:52 18:49
15 07:18 07:44 17:53 18:49
16 07:18 07:44 17:53 18:50
17 07:19 07:45 17:53 18:50
18 07:19 07:46 17:54 18:50
19 07:20 07:46 17:54 18:51
20 07:20 07:47 17:55 18:51
21 07:21 07:47 17:55 18:52
22 07:21 07:48 17:56 18:52
23 07:22 07:48 17:56 18:53
24 07:22 07:49 17:57 18:53
25 07:23 07:49 17:57 18:54
26 07:23 07:50 17:58 18:54
27 07:24 07:50 17:58 18:55
28 07:24 07:50 17:59 18:56
29 07:24 07:51 18:00 18:56
30 07:25 07:51 18:00 18:57
31 07:25 07:51 18:01 18:57

AIP GEN 2.7 - 62
3 6 SUNRISE – SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
JAN 1 06:42 08:09 18:11 19:39

2 06:42 08:09 18:12 19:40
3 06:42 08:10 18:13 19:40
4 06:42 08:10 18:14 19:41
5 06:42 08:10 18:14 19:42
6 06:43 08:10 18:15 19:42
7 06:43 08:10 18:16 19:43
8 06:43 08:10 18:17 19:44
9 06:43 08:10 18:18 19:45
10 06:43 08:10 18:18 19:45
11 06:43 08:10 18:19 19:46
12 06:43 08:10 18:20 19:47
13 06:43 08:10 18:21 19:48
14 06:43 08:10 18:22 19:49
15 06:43 08:09 18:23 19:49
16 06:43 08:09 18:24 19:50
17 06:43 08:09 18:25 19:51
18 06:43 08:09 18:26 19:52
19 06:42 08:08 18:27 19:53
20 06:42 08:08 18:27 19:53
21 06:42 08:08 18:28 19:54
22 06:42 08:07 18:29 19:55
23 06:41 08:07 18:30 19:56
24 06:41 08:06 18:31 19:57
25 06:41 08:06 18:32 19:57
26 06:40 08:05 18:33 19:58
27 06:40 08:05 18:34 19:59
28 06:39 08:04 18:35 20:00
29 06:39 08:04 18:36 20:01
30 06:39 08:03 18:37 20:01
31 06:38 08:02 18:38 20:02

AIP GEN 2.7 - 63
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
DAY TWIL FROM SR SS TWIL TO
FEB 1 06:37 08:02 18:39 20:03

2 06:37 08:01 18:40 20:04
3 06:36 08:00 18:41 20:05
4 06:36 08:00 18:42 20:06
5 06:35 07:59 18:43 20:06
6 06:34 07:58 18:43 20:07
7 06:34 07:57 18:44 20:08
8 06:33 07:56 18:45 20:09
9 06:32 07:56 18:46 20:10
10 06:32 07:55 18:47 20:10
11 06:31 07:54 18:48 20:11
12 06:30 07:53 18:49 20:12
13 06:29 07:52 18:50 20:13
14 06:28 07:51 18:51 20:14
15 06:27 07:50 18:52 20:14
16 06:26 07:49 18:53 20:15
17 06:26 07:48 18:53 20:16
18 06:25 07:47 18:54 20:17
19 06:24 07:46 18:55 20:18
20 06:23 07:45 18:56 20:18
21 06:22 07:44 18:57 20:19
22 06:21 07:43 18:58 20:20
23 06:20 07:42 18:59 20:21
24 06:19 07:41 18:59 20:21
25 06:17 07:39 19:00 20:22
26 06:16 07:38 19:01 20:23
27 06:15 07:37 19:02 20:24
28 06:14 07:36 19:03 20:25

AIP GEN 2.7 - 64
3.6 SUNRISE SUNST
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
MAR 1 06:13 07:35 19:04 20:25

2 06:12 07:34 19:04 20:26
3 06:11 07:32 19:05 20:27
4 06:09 07:31 19:06 20:28
5 06:08 07:30 19:07 20:28
6 06:07 07:29 19:07 20:29
7 06:06 07:27 19:08 20:30
8 06:05 07:26 19:09 20:31
9 06:03 07:25 19:10 20:31
10 06:02 07:24 19:11 20:32
11 06:01 07:22 19:11 20:33
12 05:59 07:21 19:12 20:34
13 05:58 07:20 19:13 20:35
14 05:57 07:19 19:14 20:35
15 05:55 07:17 19:14 20:36
16 05:54 07:16 19:15 20:37
17 05:53 07:15 19:16 20:38
18 05:51 07:13 19:17 20:39
19 05:50 07:12 19:17 20:39
20 05:49 07:11 19:18 20:40
21 05:47 07:09 19:19 20:41
22 05:46 07:08 19:19 20:42
23 05:44 07:07 19:20 20:43
24 05:43 07:05 19:21 20:43
25 05:42 07:04 19:22 20:44
26 05:40 07:03 19:22 20:45
27 05:39 07:01 19:23 20:46
28 05:37 07:00 19:24 20:47
29 05:36 06:59 19:25 20:48
30 05:34 06:57 19:25 20:48
31 05:33 06:56 19:26 20:49

AIP GEN 2.7 - 65
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
APR 1 05:30 06:54 19:27 20:51

2 05:29 06:52 19:28 20:52
3 05:27 06:51 19:29 20:53
4 05:26 06:50 19:30 20:54
5 05:24 06:48 19:30 20:55
6 05:23 06:47 19:31 20:55
7 05:21 06:46 19:32 20:56
8 05:20 06:45 19:32 20:57
9 05:18 06:43 19:33 20:58
10 05:17 06:42 19:34 20:59
11 05:15 06:41 19:35 21:00
12 05:14 06:40 19:35 21:01
13 05:13 06:38 19:36 21:02
14 05:11 06:37 19:37 21:03
15 05:10 06:36 19:37 21:04
16 05:08 06:35 19:38 21:05
17 05:07 06:34 21:06 21:06
18 05:05 06:32 21:07 21:07
19 05:04 06:31 19:40 21:08
20 05:03 06:30 19:41 21:09
21 05:01 06:29 19:42 21:10
22 05:00 06:28 19:43 21:11
23 04:58 06:27 19:43 21:12
24 04:57 06:26 19:44 21:13
25 04:56 06:25 19:45 21:14
26 04:54 06:24 19:46 21:15
27 04:53 06:23 19:46 21:16
28 04:52 06:21 19:47 21:17
29 04:50 06:20 19:48 21:18
30 04:50 06:20 19:48 21:18

AIP GEN 2.7 - 66
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
MAY 1 04:49 06:19 19:48 21:19

2 04:48 06:19 19:49 21:20
3 04:47 06:18 19:50 21:21
4 04:45 06:17 19:51 21:22
5 04:44 06:16 19:51 21:23
6 04:43 06:15 19:52 21:24
7 04:42 06:14 19:53 21:25
8 04:41 06:13 19:54 21:26
9 04:39 06:12 19:54 21:27
10 04:38 06:11 19:55 21:28
11 04:37 06:11 19:56 21:29
12 04:36 06:10 19:57 21:30
13 04:35 06:09 19:57 21:31
14 04:34 06:08 19:58 21:32
15 04:33 06:08 19:59 21:33
16 04:32 06:07 19:59 21:34
17 04:31 06:06 20:00 21:35
18 04:30 06:06 20:01 21:36
19 04:29 06:05 20:02 21:37
20 04:28 06:04 20:02 21:38
21 04:27 06:04 20:03 21:39
22 04:26 06:03 20:04 21:40
23 04:26 06:03 20:04 21:41
24 04:25 06:02 20:05 21:42
25 04:24 06:02 20:06 21:43
26 04:23 06:01 20:06 21:44
27 04:23 06:01 20:07 21:45
28 04:22 06:00 20:08 21:46
29 04:21 06:00 20:08 21:47
30 04:21 06:00 20:09 21:48
31 04:20 05:59 20:09 21:49

AIP GEN 2.7 - 67
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
JUN 1 04:20 05:59 20:10 21:49

2 04:19 05:59 20:11 21:50
3 04:19 05:59 20:11 21:51
4 04:18 05:58 20:12 21:52
5 04:18 05:58 20:12 21:53
6 04:18 05:58 20:13 21:53
7 04:17 05:58 20:13 21:54
8 04:17 05:58 20:14 21:55
9 04:17 05:58 20:14 21:55
10 04:17 05:58 20:15 21:56
11 04:16 05:58 20:15 21:56
12 04:16 05:58 20:16 21:57
13 04:16 05:58 20:16 21:57
14 04:16 05:58 20:16 21:58
15 04:16 05:58 20:17 21:58
16 04:16 05:58 20:17 21:59
17 04:16 05:58 20:17 21:59
18 04:16 05:58 20:18 22:00
19 04:16 05:58 20:18 22:00
20 04:16 05:58 20:18 22:00
21 04:17 05:59 20:18 22:00
22 04:17 05:59 20:19 22:01
23 04:17 05:59 20:19 22:01
24 04:17 05:59 20:19 22:01
25 04:18 06:00 20:19 22:01
26 04:18 06:00 20:19 22:01
27 04:18 06:00 20:19 22:01
28 04:19 06:00 20:19 22:01
29 04:19 06:01 20:19 22:01
30 04:20 06:01 20:19 22:01

AIP GEN 2.7 - 68
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
JUY 1 22:01 06:02 20:19 04:20

2 22:01 06:02 20:19 04:21
3 22:00 06:02 20:19 04:21
4 22:00 06:03 20:19 04:22
5 22:00 06:03 20:19 04:23
6 22:00 06:04 20:19 04:23
7 21:59 06:04 20:19 04:24
8 21:59 06:05 20:19 04:25
9 21:58 06:05 20:18 04:25
10 21:58 06:06 20:18 04:26
11 21:57 06:06 20:18 04:27
12 21:57 06:07 20:18 04:28
13 21:56 06:08 20:17 04:28
14 21:56 06:08 20:17 04:29
15 21:55 06:09 20:17 04:30
16 21:54 06:09 20:16 04:31
17 21:54 06:10 20:16 04:32
18 21:53 06:11 20:15 04:33
19 21:52 06:11 20:15 04:34
20 21:51 06:12 20:14 04:35
21 21:51 06:12 20:14 04:35
22 21:50 06:13 20:13 04:36
23 21:49 06:14 20:13 04:37
24 21:48 06:14 20:12 04:38
25 21:47 06:15 20:11 04:39
26 21:46 06:16 20:11 04:40
27 21:45 06:16 20:10 04:41
28 21:44 06:17 20:09 04:42
29 21:43 06:18 20:09 04:43
30 21:42 06:18 20:08 04:44
31 21:41 06:19 20:07 04:45

AIP GEN 2.7 - 69
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
AUG 1 04:46 06:20 20:06 21:40

2 04:47 06:20 20:05 21:39
3 04:48 06:21 20:05 21:38
4 04:49 06:22 20:04 21:36
5 04:50 06:23 20:03 21:35
6 04:51 06:23 20:02 21:34
7 04:52 06:24 20:01 21:33
8 04:53 06:25 20:00 21:32
9 04:54 06:25 19:59 21:30
10 04:55 06:26 19:58 21:29
11 04:56 06:27 19:57 21:28
12 04:57 06:27 19:56 21:26
13 04:58 06:28 19:55 21:25
14 04:59 06:29 19:54 21:24
15 05:00 06:29 19:53 21:22
16 05:01 06:30 19:52 21:21
17 05:02 06:31 19:51 21:20
18 05:03 06:31 19:50 21:18
19 05:04 06:32 19:49 21:17
20 05:05 06:33 19:47 21:16
21 05:06 06:33 19:46 21:14
22 05:07 06:34 19:45 21:13
23 05:08 06:35 19:44 21:11
24 05:08 06:35 19:43 21:10
25 05:09 06:36 19:42 21:08
26 05:10 06:37 19:40 21:07
27 05:11 06:37 19:39 21:05
28 05:12 06:38 19:38 21:04
29 05:13 06:39 19:37 21:03
30 05:14 06:39 19:35 21:01
31 05:15 06:40 19:34 21:00

AIP GEN 2.7 -70
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
SEP 1 05:16 06:41 19:33 20:58

2 05:16 06:41 19:32 20:57
3 05:17 06:42 19:30 20:55
4 05:18 06:43 19:29 20:54
5 05:19 06:43 19:28 20:52
6 05:20 06:44 19:26 20:51
7 05:21 06:45 19:25 20:49
8 05:21 06:45 19:24 20:48
9 05:22 06:46 19:22 20:46
10 05:23 06:47 19:21 20:45
11 05:24 06:47 19:20 20:43
12 05:25 06:48 19:18 20:42
13 05:25 06:49 19:17 20:40
14 05:26 06:49 19:16 20:39
15 05:27 06:50 19:14 20:37
16 05:28 06:51 19:13 20:36
17 05:28 06:51 19:12 20:34
18 05:29 06:52 19:10 20:33
19 05:30 06:52 19:09 20:31
20 05:31 06:53 19:08 20:30
21 05:31 06:54 19:06 20:28
22 05:32 06:54 19:05 20:27
23 05:33 06:55 19:03 20:26
24 05:34 06:56 19:02 20:24
25 05:34 06:56 19:01 20:23
26 05:35 06:57 18:59 20:21
27 05:36 06:58 18:58 20:20
28 05:37 06:58 18:57 20:19
29 05:37 06:59 18:55 20:17
30 05:38 07:00 18:54 20:16

AIP GEN 2.7 - 71
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
OCT 1 05:39 07:00 18:53 20:14

2 05:39 07:01 18:51 20:13
3 05:40 07:02 18:50 20:12
4 05:41 07:03 18:49 20:10
5 05:42 07:03 18:47 20:09
6 05:42 07:04 18:46 20:08
7 05:43 07:05 18:45 20:07
8 05:44 07:05 18:44 20:05
9 05:44 07:06 18:42 20:04
10 05:45 07:07 18:41 20:03
11 05:46 07:08 18:40 20:02
12 05:47 07:08 18:39 20:00
13 05:47 07:09 18:37 19:59
14 05:48 07:10 18:36 19:58
15 05:49 07:11 18:35 19:57
16 05:49 07:11 18:34 19:56
17 05:50 07:12 18:33 19:54
18 05:51 07:13 18:31 19:53
19 05:52 07:14 18:30 19:52
20 05:52 07:14 18:29 19:51
21 05:53 07:15 18:28 19:50
22 05:54 07:16 18:27 19:49
23 05:54 07:17 18:26 19:48
24 05:55 07:18 18:25 19:47
25 05:56 07:18 18:24 19:46
26 05:57 07:19 18:23 19:45
27 05:57 07:20 18:22 19:44
28 06:58 07:21 18:21 19:43
29 05:59 07:22 18:20 19:42
30 06:00 07:23 18:19 19:42
31 06:00 07:23 18:18 19:41

AIP GEN 2.7 - 72
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIPOLI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
NOV 1 06:01 07:24 18:17 19:40

2 06:02 07:25 18:16 19:39
3 06:03 07:26 18:15 19:38
4 06:03 07:27 18:14 19:38
5 06:04 07:28 18:13 19:37
6 06:05 07:29 18:12 19:36
7 06:06 07:30 18:12 19:36
8 06:06 07:30 18:11 19:35
9 06:07 07:31 18:10 19:34
10 06:08 07:32 18:09 19:34
11 06:09 07:33 18:09 19:33
12 06:10 07:34 18:08 19:33
13 06:10 07:35 18:07 19:32
14 06:11 07:36 18:07 19:32
15 06:12 07:37 18:06 19:31
16 06:13 07:38 18:06 19:31
17 06:13 07:39 18:05 19:30
18 06:14 07:40 18:05 19:30
19 06:15 07:40 18:04 19:30
20 06:16 07:41 18:04 19:29
21 06:17 07:42 18:03 19:29
22 06:17 07:43 18:03 19:29
23 06:18 07:44 18:02 19:28
24 06:19 07:45 18:02 19:28
25 06:20 07:46 18:02 19:28
26 06:20 07:47 18:02 19:28
27 06:21 07:48 18:01 19:28
28 06:22 07:48 18:01 19:28
29 06:23 07:49 18:01 19:28
30 06:23 07:50 18:01 19:28

AIP GEN 2.7 - 73
3.6 SUNRISE SUNSET
TRIP0LI / Tripoli
HLLT
3239.42 N 1309.18 E
DEC 1 06:24 07:51 18:01 19:28

2 06:25 07:52 18:01 19:28
3 06:26 07:53 18:00 19:28
4 06:26 07:54 18:00 19:28
5 06:27 07:54 18:00 19:28
6 06:28 07:55 18:00 19:28
7 06:29 07:56 18:01 19:28
8 06:29 07:57 18:01 19:28
9 06:30 07:57 18:01 19:28
10 06:31 07:58 18:01 19:29
11 06:31 07:59 18:01 19:29
12 06:32 08:00 18:01 19:29
13 06:32 08:00 18:02 19:29
14 06:33 08:01 18:02 19:30
15 06:34 08:02 18:02 19:30
16 06:34 08:02 18:02 19:30
17 06:35 08:03 18:03 19:31
18 06:35 08:04 18:03 19:31
19 06:36 08:04 18:04 19:32
20 06:37 08:05 18:04 19:32
21 06:37 08:05 18:04 19:33
22 06:38 08:06 18:05 19:33
23 06:38 08:06 18:05 19:34
24 06:39 08:07 18:06 19:34
25 06:39 08:07 18:07 19:35
26 06:39 08:07 18:07 19:35
27 06:40 08:08 18:08 19:36
28 06:40 08:08 18:08 19:36
29 06:41 08:08 18:09 19:37
30 06:41 08:09 18:10 19:38
31 06:41 08:09 18:10 19:38

AIP GEN 3.1 - 1
GEN3. SERVICES
GEN 3.1 AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE

1 RESPONSIBLE SERVICE.

1.1 The aeronautical information service , which forms part of directorate of air navigation in the civil aviation authority ensures
the flow of information necessary for the safety regularity an efficiency of international and national air navigation with in the area
of its responsibility as indicated under part GEN. below. it consists of AIS. Headquarters, International NOTAM office (NOF) and
AIS. Units established at certain aerodromes As listed below.

1.2 AIS head quarters

Postal Address: Civil Aviation Authority
Aeronautical information service ( AIS )
TRIPOLI international air port
PO BOX 98542 TRIPOLI
Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
AFTN Address: HLLLYNYN
Telefax Numbers : 00218 21 3605535 OR 00218 21 5632338

1.3 International NOTAM office (NOF)
a) The International NOTAM office is located in the FIC. Building near Tripoli int. airport
TELEfax: 00218 22 632338 Collective address HLZZNLNL (NOTAM) HLZZSLSL (SNOWTAM)
b) Sub. Office at terminal building gate NR7 Tripoli int. Airport
TELE 0215630739
AFS HLLTZPZX
c) Sub. Office at Mitiga INT. Airport
AFS HLLMZPZX TELE 3502143
d) Sub office at Benina Int. Airport
AFS HLLBYNYX TELE. 0632274
e) Sub-office at Sebha Int Airport
AFS HLLSZPZX TELE.. 071622572
2. Area of Responsibility
The Aeronautical Information Service is responsible for collection and dissemination of information for the entire territory of the
Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and for the airspace over the high seas encompassed by the Tripoli FIR.
3. Aeronautical Publications:
3.1 The aeronautical information is provided in the form of the integrated aeronautical information package consisting of
the following elements:-
- Aeronautical information publication (AIP)
- Amendment service to the AIP (AIP AMDT)
- Supplement to the AIP. (AIPSUP)
- NOTAM and pre-flight information bulletins (PIB)
- Aeronautical information circulars (AIC) AND
- Check lists and summaries.
NOTAM and the related monthly check lists are issued via the AFS. While PIB. Are made available at aerodrome
AIS, units all other elements of the package are distributed by airmail.

3.2 Aeronautical publications (AlP)
The AlP, issued in one volume, is the basic aeronautical information document published for the Great Socialist People’s Libyan
Arab Jamahiriya and contains information of lasting character essential to air navigation. It is available in English only and is
maintained up to date by amendment service consisting of reprinted pages and in the case of minor amendments, by manuscript
corrections. Amendments, together with check lists, are normally issued at regular intervals. If this interval exceeds three calendar
months, subscribers are notified of the date of the current check list.

3.3 Amendment service to the AIP ( AIP AMDT )
Amendments to AIP are made by means of replacement sheets and hand written amendments in case of minor changes.

3.4 Supplement to the AIP ( AIP / SUP )
Temporary changes of long duration (three months and longer) and information of short duration which consists of

AIP GEN 3.1 - 2
Extensive text and /or graphics supplementing the permanent information contained in the AIP ,are published as AIP
Supplements (AIPSUP).
Operationally significant temporary changes to the AIP. Are published in accordance with AIRRAC system and its
Established effective dates and are identified clearly by the acronym AIRRAC AIP SUP.
3.5 Pre-flight information bulletins (PIB) NIL

NOTAM
NOTAM are published as and when necessary to disseminate information of direct operational significance which:
a) is of an ephemeral nature;
b) Requires advance distribution; or
c) is appropriate to the AlP but immediate dissemination is required.
3.5.1 NOTAM SERVICE

Series A NOTAM General rules, en-route navigation and communication facilities, air space restriction and activities
taking place above FL245 and information concerning major international aerodromes.
Series B NOTAM: Information on all Air space restrictions, on activities taking place below FL195 and on other
international aerodromes at which IFR flights are permitted.
Series D NOTAM: Information on national aerodromes.
Series E NOTAM: Information on heliports.
a) NOTAM are issued by Tripoli int. NOTAM office, and disseminated on the AFTN in the (System
NOTAM) format, each NOTAM is assigned immediately preceding the text, a serial number preceded
by a letter. The serial number starts with Nr.a0001 AT 0000utc on 1st January every year
d) NOTAM'S are exchanged between Tripoli NOF and other international NOTAM office.
(SEE GEN 3.1-3).
Notam series alpha and bravo issued under series ALPHA
3.6 Aeronautical Information Circular ( AIC )
The Aeronautical Information Circulars (AIC) contain information on the long-term forecast of any major change in Legislation,
regulations, procedures or facilities; information of a purely or advisory nature liable to affect flight safety; and information or
concerning technical, legislative or purely administrative matters. AIC are divided by subject and are issued in two series (A and
B) . AIC Series A contains information affecting international civil aviation and is given International distribution, while AIC
Series B contains information affecting national aviation only and is given national distribution.
Each AIC is number consecutively within each series on a calendar year basis. The year, indicated by two digits, is a part of the
serial number of the AIC, e.g.. AIC A 1/96; A/C B 1/96. A checklist of A/C currently in force is issued as an AIC twice a year .
3.7 CHECK LIST AND LISTED OF VALID NOTAM

A checklist of valid NOTAM is issued monthly via the AFS. The checklist is followed by a printed list of valid
NOTAM distributed by mail to all recipients of the Integrated Aeronautical Information Package. It contains a
plain language (in English) presentation of the valid NOTAM and information about the number of the latest issued
AIP AMDT, AIRAC AIP AMDT, AIP SUP and AIC as well as the numbers of the elements issued under the AIRAC
that will become effective or , if none , the NIL AIRAC notification.
3.8 Sale of publications

The said publications can be obtained from the aeronautical information service. Purchase prices are as indicated below:-
a) The price of AIP and AIPSUP initial purchase including AIP amendments for the calendar year.
- LD.150 (Libyan dinners) for Libyan AIP. Including ring binder
- LD. 25 (Libyan dinners) for annual amendment ,AIP/ SUP , NOTAM'S & AIRAC
- LD.10 (Libyan dinners) for each AIC.

AIP GEN 3.1 - 3
EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION
NOFS
(A) (A) (D)
ABUDHBI KIGALI BENINA

ACCRA KENSHASA ELBIDA
ADDIS ABABA KOBENHAVEN GARDAHBYA
ALGIERS KYIV GHADAMES
AMMAN KUWAIT GHAT
AMSTERDAM LAGOS KUFRA
ANKARA LISBON MITIGA
ANTAANANARIVO LONDON SEBHA
ATHENS LUBJANA TRIPOLI
BAHRAN LUQA
BAGHDAD LUSAKA
BEIRUT MADRID
BEOGRAD MOGADISHU
BANGKOK MOSKVA
BARTISLAVA MUSCAT
BRAZZAVILLEE NAIROBI
BRUSSELS NICOSIA
BUCHAREST PARIS
BUDABEST PRAHA
BUJUMBURA JOHANNESBURG
CAIRO ROMA
CASABLANCA SANAA
CONAKRY SEOUL
DAKAR SINGAPORE
DAMASCUS SOFIA
DAR ESALAAM STOKHOLM
DHAKA TEHRAN
DUBLIN TUNIS
FRANKFURT WARSZAWA
JEDDAH WASHINGTON *
KARACHI WIEN
KAMPALA ZAGRAB
KHARTOUM ZURICH
* SEND ONLY

AIP GEN 3.1 - 4
GEN 3 SERVICES
4. AIRAC SYSTEM
4.1 in order to control and regulate the flow of changes implying amendments to charts, Rout-manuals etc. such changes, whenever
possible will be issued at predetermined dates according to the AIRAC system. Whenever possible this type of information will be
published as an AIRAC amendment. If an AIRAC amendment cannot be produced due to lack of time NOTAM or AlP SUP clearly
marked AIRAC will be issued. The table below indicates AIRAC effective dates for the coming years. AIR-AC will be issued so
that the information will be received not later than 28 days before the effective dates for major changes not later than 56 days.
4.2 The table below indicated AIRAC effective dates for the coming years. AIRAC will be issued so that the information will
be received by the user not later than 28 days, and for major changes not later than 56 days, before the effective date. At AIRAC
effective date, a trigger NOTAM will be issued giving a brief description of the contents, effective date and reference number of the
AIRAC AlP AMDI or AIRAC AlP SUP that will become effective on that date.
If no information was submitted for publication at the AIRAC date, a NIL notification will be issued by NOTAN not later than one
AIRAC cycle before AIRAC effective date concerned.
Schedule of A1RAC Effective Dates, 2005-2009
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

20 January 19 January 18 January 17 January 15 January
17 February 16 February 15 February 14 February 13 February
17 March 16 March 15 March 13 March 13 March
14 April 13 April 12 April 10 April 12 April
12 May 11 May 10 May 8 May 10 May
9 June 8 June 7 June 5 June 7 June
7 July 6 July 5 July 3 July 5 July
4 August 3 August 2 August 31 July 3 August
1 September 31 August 30 August 28 August 31 August
29 September 28 September 27 September 25 September 28 September
27 October 26 October 25 October 23 October 26 October
24 November 23 November 22 November 20 November 23 November
22 December 21 December 29 December 18 December 20 December

AIP GEN 3.1 - 5
5 Pre- flight information service at

aerodromes/heliports
TO BE DEVELOPED

AIP GEN 3.2 - 1
GEN3.2 AERONAUTICAL CHART
1. RESPONSIBLE SERVICE
1.1 The Civil Aviation Administration of LIBYA provides a wide range of aeronautical charts for use by all types of civil aviation.
The Aeronautical Information Service produces the charts which are part of the AIP all other aeronautical charts are produced
by the Department of SURVEYS. Cart, suitable for pre – flight planning and briefing. selected from those listed in the ICAO
Aeronautical Chart Catalogue (Doc 7101), are available for reface at aerodrome AIS units. ( Their addresses can be found under
paragraph 3 below.) The charts are produced in accordance with the provisions contained in Annex 4 – Aeronautical Charts.
Differences to these provisions are detailed in subsection GEN 1.7.
2. MAINTENANCE of CHARTS
The authority responsible for the Charts maintenance is CAA —. — Charts are
available from HQ -- AIS.
3. PURCHASE ARRANGEMENTS
3.1 The charts tested in GEN 3.2-5 and GEN 3.2-5-1, might be obtained from the following address:
CAA HQ —AIS ref (page GEN 1.1-1).
4. AERONAUTICAL CHARTS SERIES AVAILABLE

4.1 The following series of aeronautical charts are produced :
1) World aeronautical chart.

2) Approach and landing charts.
3) Visual approach and landing charts.
4) Aerodrome obstruction chart “Type A”.
5) Aerodrome charts.
6) Precision approach terrain profile charts.
7) Standard departure instrument chart (SID).
8) Standard arrival instrument chart (STAR).
9) Radio-navigation chart.

AIP GEN 3.2 - 2
4.2 General description of each series
a) WORLD AERONAUTICAL CHART- ICAO at 1:1.000.000
These charts constitute the contribution made by the Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya to the World
Aeronautical Chart — ICAO 1:1 .000.000 series and are required for pre-flight planning as well as pilot age.
b) Instrument Approach Charts — ICAO

Instrument Approach Charts are available for all aerodromes open to International Civil Aviation where instrument ap
proach procedures have been established. Their function is to provide the pilot with a graphic presentation of instrument
approach; missed approach and, where appropriate, holding procedures to the aerodrome of intended landing.
c) Visual Approach and Landing Charts — ICAO

Visual Approach and Landing Charts conforming to the specifications of Annex 4 are available for all aerodromes listed
in the AIP. Their function is to provide the pilot with a graphic presentation of the approach to an aerodrome by visual
reference and to provide an illustration of the aerodrome which will facilitate the approach to the runway of intended land
ing.
d) Aerodrome Obstacle Chart — ICAO Type A

These charts provide the data necessary to enable an operator to comply with the operating limitations of Annex 6 chapter
5 thru the determination of minimum safe heights and procedures to use in the event of an emergency during take-off or
landing.
e) Aerodrome Chart ICAO

Aerodrome Charts are available for 6 aerodromes listed in GEN3.2-3. The chart/s provides flight crews with information
that will facilitate the ground movement of aircraft to and from the runways and aprons; and to portray the major flight
operation facilities at the aerodrome.
f) Precision Approach Terrain Chart — ICAO

The function of these charts is to provide detailed terrain profile information within the defined portion of final approach to
instrument runways to enable aircraft operating agencies to assess the effect of the terrain on decision height determination
by use of radio altimeters.
g) Standard departure chart- instrument (SID.) ICAO

This chart is produced when ever standard departure route-instrument has been established and can not be
shown with sufficient clarity on the area -chart –ICAO
h) Standard arrival chart- instrument (STAR.) ICAO

This chart is produced when ever standard arrival route-instrument has been established and can not be
shown with sufficient clarity on the area -chart -ICAO availability
Except for the WAC Series the above charts are only issued with the AlP and amendment service.

AIP GEN 3.2 - 5
LIST OF CHART SERIES
TITLE OF SERIES SCALE NAME AND/OR PRICE PER DATE

NUMBER SHEET

Visual Approach
& Instrument 1:250000 BENGHAZI / Benina
Landing Charts Visual Approach Chart in AlP 13 FEB 86
Landing Chart inAIP 13 FEB 86
ILS RWY 15L inAIP 7 AUG 80
VOR RWY 15L inAIP 7 AUG 80
VOR RWY 33R inAIP 13FEB 86
L RWY 33L inAIP 13 FEB 86
L RWY 15R inAIP 13 FEB 86
1:250000 ELBEIDA / labrq 1 OCT 05

ILS /DME RWY 28
1: 250 000 GHAT

VOR DME RWY 17 1 OCT 05
VOR DME RYW 35 1 OCT 05
NDB RWY 17 7 AUG 80
1:250000 KUFRA/Kufra
Visual Approach Chart in AlP 6 AUG 81
Landing Chart inAIP 6AUG81
VOR RWY O1 inAlP 6AUG81
L VOR RWY19 inAlP 6AUG81
VOR RWY 19
1:250000 SEBHA/Sebha
Visual Approach Chart in AlP 7 AUG 80
Landing Chart in AlP 1 OCT 05
VORRWY13 inAlP 1 OCT 05
VOR RWY 31 inAlP 1 OCT 05
ILS RWY 13 inAlP 1 OCT 05
1:250000 SIRTE / gardabiyah

VOR / DME RWY 18 1 OCT 05
VOR / DME RWY 36 1 OCT 05
VOR ILS DME 36 1 OC T 05
1:250000 TRIPOLI / INT

Visual Approach Chart in AlP 13 FEB 86
Landing Chart in AlP 13 FEB 86
ILS RWY 27 inAlP 7 AUG 80
L RWY 27 inAIP 7 AUG 80
L RWY O9 inAlP 7 AUG 80
1:250000 TRIPOLI /mitiga

VOR RWY 11 1 OCT 05
VOR+LCTR RW29

AIP GEN 3.2 - 6
6. Index to the World Aeronautical Chart (WAC) - ICAO 1:1000 000
MALTA FIR
TRIPOLI FIR
TUN FIR TRIPOLI

BENGHAZI
LIBYA 2450
LIBYA 2449
LIBYA 2450
LIBYA 2541 LIBYA 2542
TRIPOLI FIR LIBYA 2569
NDJAMENA FIR

AIP GEN 3.2 - 7
7. Topographical charts
NIL

AIP GEN 3.2 - 8
8. CORRECTIONS TO CHARTS NOT CONTAINED IN THE AIP.
CHARTS LOCATION CORRECTIONS

AIP GEN 3.3 - 1
GEN3.3 AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES
1. RESPONSIBLE SERVICES.
The Air Navigation Services Department of the Libya Civil Aviation Administration is the responsible authority for the provision of
air traffic services within the area indicated under 2 . below .
Postal Address: Air navigation Department

Civil Aviation Authority
Tripoli - Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
Tele 0213605630-35
Fax 0213605322 or Tele fax 0213605535
AFTN Address: HLLTYAYA / HLLLZQZX
The services are provided in accordance with the provision contained in the following ICAO doc.
Annex 2 - routes of the air
Annex 11 - Air traffic services
Doc. 4444 - procedures for air navigation services- rules of the air and air traffic services (PANS-RAC)
DOC. 8168 - Procedures for air navigation services - air craft operations (PANS-OPS)
Doc. 7030 - Regional supplementary procedures.
Differences to these provisions are detailed in sub section GEN1.7
2. AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY
Air traffic services are provided for the entire territory of LIBYA Including its territorial waters as well as the air space over the
high seas.
3. TYPE OF SERVICES.
The following types of services are provided:-
- Flight information service (FIS) and alerting service (ALRS).
- Area control (ACC) : AND
- Radar
With the exception of services provided at military air bases, the following types of services are provided at aerodromes.
- Aerodrome control (TWR):
- Aerodrome flight information service (AFIS): And:
- Automatic terminal information service (ATIS),At certain aerodromes.
4. CO-ORDINATION BETWEEN THE OPERATOR AND ATS.

4.1 Co-ordination between the operator and air traffic services is effected in accordance with 2.15 of ICAO Annex-11 and
2.1.1.4 and 2.1.1.5 of part VIII of the procedures for air navigation services - rules of the air and air traffic services
(Doc.4444,PANS-RAC).
For investigation purposes radar video and audio records shall be retained for 30 days except when necessary for
Investigation. Notification incidents received later than 30 days from their occurrence shall not be considered.
4.2 Coordination between ACC’s
If a flight is to enter an adjacent area, information concerning any revised estimate of 3 minutes or more is forwarded to the
adjacent ACC, normally by telephone.
5 MINIMUM FLIGHT ALTITUDE.

The minimum flight altitudes on the ATS routes, as presented in section ENR-3 ,have been determined so as to insure a minimum
vertical clearance above the controlling obstacle in the area concerned

AIP GEN 3.3 - 2
6.ATS UNITS ADDRESS LIST
Unit name Postal address Tele NR Tele fax NR. Telex NR. AFS ADDRESS
1 2 3 4 5 6
BENINA BENINA INT .AP 061-2226924 20353 HLLBZQZX

ACC 063-2436
BENINA
APP As ACC
SEBHA SEBHA INT AP 021-3608148 20353 HLLSZTZX

APP GSPLAJ
TRIPOLI TRIPOLI INT AP 021-3619380 20353 HLLLZQZX

ACC FIC.Buliding
GSPLAJ
Tripoli
FIS 021-3619614 20353 HLLLZIZX
As ACC
Tripoli
APP

AIP GEN 3.4 - 1
GEN 3.4 COMMUNICATION SERVICES
1. Responsible service
The responsible service for the provision of telecommunication and navigation facility services in Libya is the Civil Aviation
Administration .
Postal address:
Libyan Civil Aviation Authority
FIC. building, Airport road.
TEL 022630825-29 EXT. 3103
Tealeaf 021-3605535 - 3615892 - 0215630277
Telex: 20353
AFS HLLLYTYX
The service is provided in accordance with the provisions contained in the following ICAO documents:
Annex 10 Aeronautical Telecommunications.
DOC 8400 ICAO Abbreviations and Codes.
DOG 8585 Designators for Aircraft Operating Agencies, Aeronautical Authorities and Services
0007030 Regional Supplementary Procedures
DOG 7910 Location Indicators.
Doc 8259 AN/936 Manual of the Planning and Engineering of the Aeronautical fixed Telecommunication Network
2 . Area of responsibility
Communication services are provided for the entire Tripoli FIR . Arrangements for such services on a continuing basis should
be made with the Director of air navigation department. Responsibility for the day-to-day operation of these services is vested
in Station Communication Officers located at each international aerodrome. Inquiries, suggestions or complaints regarding
any telecommunication service should be referred to the relevant Communication Officer or to the Director of air navigation
department, as appropriate.
3 . Types of service
3.1 Radio navigation services
The FLW types of radio aids to navigation are AVBL:
- LF/MF non-directional beacon (NDB)
- Instrument landing system (ILS)
- VHF omni directional radio range (VOR)
- Distance-measuring equipment (DME)
- Long/short radar.
3.2 Mobile/fixed service

Mobile service
The aeronautical stations maintain a continuous watch on their assigned frequencies during the published hours of service unless
otherwise notified . An aircraft should normally communicate with We air ground control radio station which exercises control in
the area in which the aircraft is flying. Aircraft should maintain a continuous watch on the appropriate frequency of the control
station and should not abandon watch, except in an emergency,
- Libyan aeronautical stations shall answer calls directed to them by the stations and shall exchange communication on request.
- All stations shall radiate the minimum power necessary to ensure a satisfactory service.
Fixed service
The messages to be transmitted over the Aeronautical Fixed Service (AFS) are accepted only if:
a) they satisfy the requirements of Annex 10, Vol. II Chapter 3, 3.3;
b) they are prepared in the form specified in annex 10;
c) the text of an individual message does not exceed 200 groups .

AIP GEN 3.4 - 2
3.3 Broadcasting service

NIL
3.4 Language used:

English
3.5 Time Used :

UTC
3.6 Where detailed information can be obtained

Details of the facilities available at the individual aerodromes can be found in the relevant sections Of
Part 3 (AD). In cases where a facility is serving both the en-route traffic and the aerodromes, details
are given in the relevant sections of Part 2 (ENR) and Part 3 (AD).
4. Requirements and conditions
NIL

AERONAUTICAL FIXED SERVICES
AIP
LTT
LIBYA C.A.A
SAT MALTA
LIBYA – GSPAJ
Duplex circuit LMML

International circuit ROME CAIRO
LIII HECA
TWR
HLLMZT
TUNIS MITIGA BRIEFING

ACC NOF HLLMZP
HLLLZQ HLLLYN DTTC HLLM
AP SUP
HF CAA
TRIPOLI HLLMYD
HLLLZI HLLLYA COM CENTER
HLLLYFYX
MET RCC BRIEFING TWR
HLMCYM HLLLYC HLLBZP HLLBZT
FIC BENINA
HLLL HLLB COM ACC
GHADAMS KUFRA HLLBYF HLLBZQ
HLTD HLKF
MET BENINA
HLLSYM AP SUB
GHAT LABROQ
HLLBYD
HLGT HLLQ TRIPOLI SIRTE
HLLT HLGD
SEBHA
TRIPOLI TRIPOLI
TWR MET BRIEFING TWR
BRIEFING
HLLTZP
HLLS
HLLTZT HLLTYM HLGDZP HLGDZT
LIBYAN
AIR LINES AP SUP LIBYAN MISRATA
HLLTLN HLLTYD LIBYAN MET SEBHA AIR LINES
BRIEFING HLMS
AIR LINES TWR HLGDLN
HLLSZP HLLSYM
HLLSLN
15 JULY 2007
15 JULY 2007
GEN 3.4 - 3
HLLSZT
AIP GEN 3.5 - 1
GEN 3.5 METEOROLOGICAL SRVICES
1. RESPONSIBLE SERVICE
The Meteorological Services for civil aviation are provided by Meteorological department ..
METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
ES-SWANI
P.O. Box 5069 Tripoli
TELE: 0204 - 620391-621725-26/ 621773
FAX: 00218-21-4440106
E-MAIL: Limpet @lttnet.net
AFS: HLLTYMYX
Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
1.2. The area of responsibility
Meteorological weather watch provided for Tripoli FIR in accordance with the provisions of ICAO documents.
ANNEX 3 – Meteorological services for international air navigation .
DOC 7030 Regional Supplementary procedures
1.3. The main center
National meteorological center Tripoli ( NMC ).
2. Meteorological observation and reports:
2.2. The met. Observing network is provided mainly from 22 synoptic stations as shown in tables GEN 3 . 5 – 1 GEN 3 . 5 - 3
3. METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AND REPORTS

Table GEN 3.5-3 Meteorological observation and reports
Type and freq. Type of

of observation MET reports
Name of station/ Observation Climatological
/automatic &supplementary Hours of operation
location indicator system site(s) information
observation information
equipment included
Benghazi/benina Climatological
Half hourly Metars/speci/trend Manual & auto 24hrs
HLLB avbl
Kufra Climatological
Hourly manual 24hrs
HLKF avbl
MITIGA Climatological
Hourly Metars/speci/ manual 24hrs
HLLM Avbl
SEBHA Climatological
Hourly Metars/speci/ Manual& auto 24hrs
HLLS Avbl
SIRT/JAGREF Automatic w. Climatological
On request meter 24hrs
HLRF station avbl
Tripoli INT. Climatological
Half hourly Metars/speci/trend Manual 24hrs
HLLT avbl

AIP GEN 3.5 - 2
4 Types of Service Provided
4.1 - Climatologically summaries for synoptic stations are available from the met. department.
- Briefing and flight documentations are provided at the briefing. Offices Benina, Tripoli mt and Mitiga any time (24 hours)
while at Kufra , Sirt and Sebha notification from operators concerning the briefing documentation and metrological
information needed by them should be at least 3hours before the estimated time of departure.
- Any other services could be on agreement bilaterally with the meteorological department.
4.2 The Pilot-in-Command is given personal briefing by a Meteorological Officer. Flight Documentation normally includes
flight forecasts in significant weather charts and upper air charts for the levels Documentation for the flights of oil companies
includes significant Weather Charts and Upper Air Charts and Aerodrome forecasts for aerodromes of departure, destination
and alternate are included in all Flight Documentations.
4.3 Unless otherwise agreed, the forecast will be ready one hour before the stated time of departure.
4.4 Warnings are issued whenever weather phenomena specified in Annex 3 Para 7-3 are observed or are likely to affect an
individual airport. Benghazi Meteorological Office is responsible for issuing warnings for Benina Airport only; while Meteo
rological Office Tripoli is responsible for issuing warnings for all other airports in the GSPLAJ.
4.5 For the purpose of issuing Upper Air Information (Wind and Temperatures) the whole area of the Great Socialist People’s
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya is divided into the following four sectors:
1) TRIPOLI NORTH Area North of Lat. 290N and West of Long. 1 70E and bounded by the boundaries of
GSPLAJ towards North and West.
2) TRIPOLI SOUTH Area South of Lat. 290N and West of Long. 1 70E and bounded by the boundaries of
GSPLAJ towards South and West.
3) BENGHAZI NORTH Area North of Lat. 290N and East of Long. 1 70E and bounded by the boundaries of
GSPLAJ towards North and East.
4) BENGHAZI SOUTH Area South of Lat. 290N and East of Long. 1 70E and bounded by the boundaries of
GSPLAJ towards South and East.
Main Meteorological Office at Tripoli International Airport is responsible for issuing signets for all affected areas.
5 Notification Required from Operators

For non-scheduled flight, notification from operators concerning briefing, flight documentation and other meteorological
information needed by them, is necessary and required:
a) At least 3 hours before estimated time of departure from Tripoli International Airport
b) At least 6 hours before estimated time of departure from Benina International Airport.
6. AIREP REQUIRED FROM OPERATORS

Represent to ANNEX 3, chapter 5 -the making and transmission of aircraft observations (AIREP) is to be re-ported at the reporting
points given below:
1. ABUARGUBVOR 10. LOSUL

2 BONAR 11. ORNAT
3. BENINAVOR 12. RASNO
4. BOMOR 13. RAMLI
5. DEKIL 14. SARKI
6. DITAR 15. SEBHAVOR
7. GARIN 16. TONBA
8. INDOT 17. TUMMO
9. KUFRAVOR

AIP GEN 3.5 - 3
3.7 AERONAUTICAL MET. STATIONS
Location
Name elevation (M) Index NR. coordinates Hours(GMT) Information provided
indicator
1 2 3 4 5 6
NALUT SYNOPTIC
- 62002 3152N 1059E 24
621 OBSERVATION AVBL
ZUARA SYNOPTIC
- 62007 3253N 1205E 24
3 OBSERVATION AVBL
TRIPOLI AIRPORT
HLLT 62010 3240N 1309E 24 SEE TABLE 3.5.3
81
MISURATA SYNOPTIC
62016 3219N 1503E 24
32 OBSERVATION AVBL
SIRT SYNOPTIC
62019 3112N 1635E 24
13 OBSERVATION AVBL
BENINA
HLLB 62053 3205N 2016E 24 SEE TABLE 3.5.3
129
AGEDABIA SYNOPTIC
- 62055 3043N 2010E 24
7 OBSERVATION AVBL
SHAHAT SYNOPTIC
- 62056 3249N 2151E 24
DERNA SYNOPTIC
- 62059 3247N 2235E 24
26 OBSERVATION AVBL
TOBRUK SYNOPTIC
- 62062 3206N 2356E 0600/2100
50 OBSERVATION AVBL
GHADAMES SYNOPTIC
HLTD 62103 3008N 0930E 24
GHARIAT
SYNOPTIC
ELSHARGHIA - 62120 3023N 1335E 24
OBSERVATION AVBL
497
SEBHA
HLLS 62124 2701N 1427E 24 SEE TABLE 3.5-3
432
HON SYNOPTIC
HLON 62131 2907N 1557E 24
GIALLO SYNOPTIC
- 62161 2902N 2134E 0600/1800
60 OBSERVATION AVBL
GIAGBUB SYNOPTIC
- 62176 2945N 2432E 0600/1800
-1 OBSERVATION AVBL
GHAT SYNOPTIC
HLGT 62212 2508N 1009E 24
TAZERBO SYNOPTIC
- 62259 2548N 2108E 24
KUFRA SYNOPTIC
HLKF 62271 2413N 3218E 24

AIP GEN 3.5 - 4
3. SIGMET AND WARNING SER VICES:
3.1 The national weather centre maintains an area watch and warning services the NMC maintains a continuous weather watch
within Tripoli FIR and Issuing Signets as well as warning for respective aerodromes.
The Segment messages to be issued at occurrence or expected accordance of any significant phenomena in abbreviations and
plane language in accordance with Annex.3
3.2 The national weather centre (NMC) issues warning for respective aerodromes whenever weather phenomena specified in
Annex.3 are observed to likely to affect such an aerodrome
4. METEOROLOGICAL PRODUCTS
Aeronautical met information for civil aviation received via MDD link from world weather centers at London and Paris at
Tripoli NMC , then to be disseminated via remote stations to Tripoli international , Benina and Sirt — in addition to SADIS
system at Benina air port.
These information's include
- T4 Fax charts for all isobaric levels FLO5O , 100, 180 , 240,300,340.390.forfixedtimes 00,06, 12,
18 . including wind and temp. data.
- Significant weather charts including standard flight level boundaries . valid for a fixed time and date.

AIP GEN 3.6 - 1
GEN 3.6 SEARCH AND RESCUE
1. RESPONSIBLE SERVICE.
1 .1 The Search and Rescue Service in the Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya is organized in accordance with
Standards and Recommended Practices of ICAO Annex 12 by the Civil Aviation Authority In collaboration with the Libyan
Arab Air Force, which has responsibility for making the necessary facilities available. Postal and telegraphic addresses of Civil
Aviation Authority are given on Page GEN 1.1-1
1.2 When SAR operation are needed ,a rescue co-ordination centre is established; the address is as follows:
Search and rescue co-ordination centre , Tripoli
a) Postal address Search and rescue co-ordination centre
Tripoli int. airport
Tripoli
Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.
b) Telegraphic address AFTN. HLLTYCYX
Commercial SAR TRIPOLIBY
c) Telephone Number: 021-4446799-0213606868-02160806- 021-5630257
Benina sub centre 061-9090946- 0617292772
d) Service Hours: H24
2. AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY
The search and rescue service responsible for SAR operations with in Tripoli FIR.
3. TYPE OF SERVICE.
3.1 Details of the Rescue Co-ordination Centre and Rescue Units are given in table 3.6-3 - search and rescue units. In addition,
various elements of the Defiance Services, Police, Civil Defiance and Fire Administration, Ports and Lights Organization
and other agencies are available for search and rescue missions when required. The aeronautical, maritime, public
telecommunication services and Radio Network of Oil Companies are available to the Search and Rescue Organization.
3.2. The Aerodrome Administration is particularly responsible for carrying out all rescue operations for aircraft in distress with in
the aerodrome rescue area during the operational hours of the aerodrome concerned. The aerodrome rescue area is a circular
area of 15 KM radius around the aerodrome reference point.
3.3 Other units and aircraft operating in the vicinity of the aircraft in distress shall maintain listening watch for relay of messages
from the aircraft in distress or from survival radio equipment
TABLE 3.6.3 SEARCH AND RESCUE UNITS
FACILITIES REMARKS ON
NAME LOCATION FACILITIES
AVAILABILITY
TRIPOLI 3240N 1 309E VLR/MRG/SRG — HEL DRUDRU SAR A/C &HEL RV RB
VLR/SRG/MRG
BENINA 3206N 201 6E DRU. SAR A/C & HEL RV RB
RV — RB
MARSA MRG/SRG DRU. SAR A/C & HEL available on
3025 N 1 935E
BREGA RV RB development from Tripoli-benina
DRU. SAR A/C & HEL available on
KUFRA 2412N 2320E MRG/SRG
development from Benina
DRU. SARA/C & HEL available on
SEBHA 2701 N 1427E MRG/SRG
development from Tripoli
DRU. SAR A/C & HEL available on
GHADAMES 3007N 0931 E MRG/SRG
development from Tripoli
DRU. SARA/C & HEL available on
GHAT 2457N 1O1OE MRG/SRG
development from Tripoli.-sebha

AIP GEN 3.6 - 2
4. SEARCH AND RESCUE AGREEMENTS
4.1 The Great Socialist People’s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya has signed multilateral agreement with the Arab States for the purpose of
providing a prompt and efficient assistance to aircraft and persons in distress, regardless of their nationality, upon request from
a RCC and within the availability of their facilities.
4.2 Necessary SAR aircraft, equipment and personnel belonging to contracting Arab States are permitted to enter Libyan territories,
excluding prohibited areas, on temporary basis and with prior notification, for any SAR operation. SAR operations must be
conducted under the administration and supervision of the Civil Aviation Authority
4.3 Requests for the entry of aircraft, equipment and personnel from Arab and other States to enter Libyan territory in order to
engage in search for aircraft in distress or to rescue survivors of aircraft accidents should be transmitted to the Rescue Co-
ordination Centers: HLLTYCYX or Flight Information Centre: HLLLZIZX
5. CONDITIONS OF AVAILABILITY
The SAR service and facilities in the GSPLAJ can be made available to the neighboring States upon request to the Director General
of Civil Aviation Authority at all times when they are not engaged in search and rescue operations in their own territory.
6. PROCEDURES AND SIGNALS USED
6.1 Procedures and signals used by aircraft:

Procedures for pilots in-command observing an accident or intercepting a distress call And/or message are
Outlined in ICAO Annex 12, chapter 5
6.2 Communications
Transmission and reception of distress messages within Tripoli Search and Rescue area are handled in accordance with
ICAO Annexe 10, volume II, capter 5 paragraphe 5. 3.
6.3 For communication during search and rescue operations the codes and abbreviations published in ICAO
Abbreviations and Codes (Doc.8400 ) are used.
6.4 The frequency 121.5 MHz & 243 MHZ is guarded continuously during the hours of service at area control centre. All
coast stations guard the international distress frequencies.

AIP GEN 3.6 - 3
Search and rescue signals

The search and rescue signals to be used are those prescribed in ICAO Annex 12, Chapter 5, paragraph 5.10.
Ground/air visual signals codes for use by survivors

No Message Code symbol
1 Require assistance V
2 Require medical assistance X
3 No or Negative N
4 Yes or Affirmative Y
5 Proceeding in this direction

Instructions for use
1. Make signals not less than 8 ft (2.5 m)
2. Take care to lay out signals exactly as shown.
3. Provide as much colour contrast as possible between signals and background
4. Make every effort to attract attention by other means such as radio, flares, and smoke, reflected light.

AIP GEN 3.6 - 4
6.5 Instructions to be followed in the event of “Flight Accidents” in the GSPLAJ.

Pilots and all concerned are hereby required to adhere to the following instructions in the event of Flight accidents in
GSPLAJ.
7. ALERTING THE ORGANIZATION
7.1 The search and rescue organization.
7.2 Uncertainty Phase begins when:

A) No communication has been received from an aircraft within a period of 30 minutes after the time it should have been
received, or from the time a first unsuccessful attempt was made to establish communication with the aircraft, whichever is
earlier, or;
B) An aircraft fails to arrive within 30 minutes of the ETA last notified or estimated, unless there is no doubt as to the safety of
the aircraft.
During this phase, the RCC will co-operate with FIC to collect and evaluate all reports.
7.3 Alert Phase begins when:

A) Following the uncertainty phase, subsequent communication checks fail to reveal any news of the aircraft, or;
B) An aircraft which has been cleared to land fails to land within five minutes of the estimated landing time and communication
has not been re-established with it or;
C) Information has been received which indicates that the operating efficiency of the aircraft has become impaired, but not to
the extent to warrant a forced landing unless there is evidence to allay anxiety as to the aircraft’s safety.
During this phase, the RCC alerts the appropriate Search and Rescue Services for immediate action.
7.4 Distress Phase begins when:

A) Following the alert phase, the absence of news, despite widespread communication checks, points to the probability of the
aircraft being lost or in distress, or;
B) The fuel on board is considered to be exhausted or insufficient to enable the aircraft to reach safety, or;
C) Information is received which indicates that the operating efficiency of the aircraft has become impaired to the extent that a
forced landing is likely, or;
D) Information is received, or it is reasonably certain, that the aircraft is about to make or has made a forced landing, or has
crashed.
Unless there is reasonable certainty that the aircraft and its occupants are not in danger and do not require assistance during this
phase, the RCC will put the Search and Rescue Plan into operation and will direct it until the aircraft is found and the survivors
rescued, or it is clear that there is no longer any chance of doing so.
7.5 Whenever practicable, when the FIC decides that an aircraft is in the uncertainty or alert phase, it will advise the aircraft
operator before notifying the rescue co-ordination centre.
(If an aircraft is in distress phase, the Rescue Co-ordination Centre will be informed before anyone else in order that there
is the minimum delay in putting the Search and Rescue machinery into operation). The aircraft will be kept informed of all
subsequent development as soon as possible after they occur.

AIP GEN 3.6 - 5
8. Notifiable Accidents
8.1 All accidents which take place between the time any person boards the aircraft with the intention of flight and the time all
such persons have disembarked and which results in
a. Injuries to any person, fatal or otherwise.
b. Fire or suspect of fire to the aircraft.
c. Substantial damage in the aircraft.
d. Any damage to others’ properties
8.2 All cases of forced landing irrespective of whether or not the aircraft has landed safely or caused injuries or damage.
9. Notification of Accidents
9.1 Commanders of aircraft involved in such accidents as described in part 1 , or whom they may delegate, shall immediately
Notify the case to the nearest Government Aerodrome as well as to the nearest Police Station
9.2 The said notification is required not with s tanding any previous notification which might, have been sent prior to the
Accident.
9.3 The required notification shall be effected by the quickest available means of telecommunication or transport and shall
Include
a. Nationality and registration marks or number of the aircraft.
b. Type of aircraft.
c. Name of the aircraft commander.
d. Name of the aircraft owner or operator
e. Names and number of flight crew.
f. Type and Number of the flight
g. Aerodromes of departure and destination
h. Date and time of accident
i. Position of the accident relative to the nearest aerodrome and/or city, otherwise coordinates in latitude and longitude
j. Kind or characteristic of the accident fire air miss, forced landing , ground collision, destructions.
k. Number of passengers on board.
I. Name and number of persons killed or injured if any.
m. Damage to the aircraft.
10. Routes and equipment of private aircraft for SAR purposes
(a) General aviation operating over areas (land or sea) where search and rescue operations would be difficult should:
i) carry appropriate survival equipped
ii) follow the routes or specified procedures if not equipped with two-way radio, except that, under special circumstances, the
appropriate authority may grant specific exemptions, from this requirement.
(b) The procedures for “Alerting Service” described in PANS-RAC are applicable to all sectors of flights over mountainous
or sparsely-populate area and over sea areas

AIP GEN 4.1 - 1
GEN 4. CHARGES FOR AERODROMES AND AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES

GEN 4.1 AERODROME CHARGES
1. GENERAL
1.2 Landing, parking and hangar charges mentioned herein are applicable to international and Domestic Airports.
1.3 Particulars regarding the fees for the grant or renewal of licenses to construct or use private aerodromes, airfields and landing
strips may be obtained from Civil Aviation Authority
1.4 Operators of aircraft are responsible for the payment of tariffs listed in this Chapter .for the purpose of this regulation; the
operator may be defined as the person managing the aircraft at the time.
1.5 All charges are payable on demand, unless alternative arrangements have been made with the Director of Civil Aviation
Authority
1.6 The airport authority reserves the right to stipulate where parking shall take place and may, without permission of the operator,
house an aircraft at their own discretion.
1.7 Non – scheduled international charter and private flights permitted to land at Libyan airports must ensure that landing fees are
paid in cash in Libyan currency or equivalent Dollars or EURO to airport administration.
1.8 No foreign aircraft shall be permitted to over fly G SPLAJ territory unless the operator unless the operator of such aircraft has
designated an accredited authorized agent in GSPLAJ, who shall be responsible for the payment of the air navigation services
charges.
1.9 The Brega Marketing Company is the sole company which supplies all aircraft with fuel in the (Socialist People’s Libyan Arab
Jamahiriya. ) GSPAJ
1.9.1 All airlines have the choice to make direct contractual arrangement in accordance with the established procedure as
laid down by the Brega Marketing Company in this regard, or to pay in cash as given in the posted airport price (P.A.P)
in the absence of contractual arrangement.
2. LANDING CHARGES
Landing charges payable in accordance of C OF A

Daytime landing charges:
First 25 metric tones 1500 Derhames
Next 75 metric ton 3000 Derhames
Over 100 metric ton 4500 Derhames
A - Charges will be for metric ton or part thereof
B - Minimum payable landing charges shall be 100 Libyan diners
C - An extra of 50 LD is payable for landing and take-off Operations by daylight with lighting facilities on, when they are
requested by the a/c commander, the operator, or even imposed by the aerodrome services for safety reasons.
3 NIGHT TIME LANDING CHARGES.

2.1 Charges of 25% is to be charged for light landing
2.2 Night hours are fixed as from half an hour after sunset and half-an hour before sunrise .

AIP GEN 4.1 - 2
4 PARKING CHARGES
A/C Parking charges are payable in accordance with MTW in the (C OF A) of each hour or part thereof such charges are due
after the first tow hours as follows: -
- First 25 metric tones 1000 Derhames
- Next 75 metric tones 800 Derhames
- Over 100 metric tones 1000 Derhames for each ton or part of for six hours and a reduction of 50% for the additional period 600
Derhames .
- A Minimum parking charge is set at 100 Libyan Diners
- Air bridges charges charge for the USE of air bridge embarkation and dis-embarkation shall be as follows: -
- Charge of 200 Libyan Dinars for the first (2) hrs and a charge of (75) Libyan Diners for each extra half an hour or part thereof .
- Ground pwr 75 L D
- Housing charges are payable in according with MTW in (C OF A)
- Charges for housing for the 1st (24) hours or part therefore as follows: -
- A- first 25 metric tones 3000 derhames
- B-next 75 metric tones 2000 derhames
- C-weight over 100 metric tones 1000 derhames
- D- a minimum housing charges is set at 100 Libyan diners.
5. PASSENGER SERVICE
Passenger leaving GSPLAJ by air is to be charged as follows: -
-Six (6) Libyan diners for each pass. of more than 2 years of age on an intl. flit.
-Three (3) Libyan diners foe each pass .of more than 2 years of age .on domestic flit. for schedule and non schedule flits.
Note: - These charges are included in price of the ticket
6. Other services charges

4.1 Nave. aid facility charges.
novae charges are payable to a/c over flying G.S.P.L.A.J air space in according to its (M.T.W) in the C of A as follows:
A) Five (5) Tones or less 54 LD
B) More than (25) tones to (100) tones 378 LD
C) More than (100) tones to (200) tones 450 LD
D) More than (200) tones to (300) tones 675 LD
E) Over (300) tones 900 LD
Ground movement charges4

a) Ground movement charges are payable to each vehicle (whether it's self powered or towed) using the airport movement area are
set at (100) Libyan diners per annual subscription
b) (25) L D For vehicle using cargo movement area for each terip .
c) (30) L D For a towed vehicle .
4.3 Briefing Services and sale of publications charges
A) Six (6) Libyan Dinars of briefing services for each departing intl. flit, from any airport.
B) Ten (10) Libyan Dinars for briefing services for each departing intl. flit, from any airport.
C) One hundred and fifty (150 Libyan diners for each copy of AIP.
D) Twenty five (25) Libyan dinars for annual subscriptions for NOTAMS and AIP amendment.
E) Ten (10) Libyan diners for each A.I.C.

AIP GEN 4.1 - 3
7. EXEMPTIONS AND REDUCTIONS:

5. 1 Exemptions:
- Civil aviation staff.
- U.N. employee, intl organizations.
- Official delegates, diplomatic personnel (on reciprocal basis)
5.2 REDUCTION:
With regard to the limit mentioned in item (2) para (A) charges of 50% of the landing charge are payable in the following cases:
- A/C engaged in non-commercial Flt.
A/C engaged in an Ariel work for general purposes. -
- Pvt .A/c registered in G.S.P.L.A.G.

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AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION PUBLICATION

FIFTH EDITION - 2007

CONSULT NOTAM FOR LATEST INFORMATION

AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE

PART 1 GENERAL (GEN)

GEN 0.1 PREFACE

2 APPLICABLE ICAO DOCUMENTS

3 The AIP structure and established regular amendment interval

3.1 The AIP structure

3.1.1 Part 1 – General (GEN)

GEN 2. Tables and codes

3.1.2 Part 2-En-route (ENR)

LIBYA C.A.A 15 JULY 2007

3.1.3 part 3 – Aerodromes (AD)

Part 3 consists of four sections containing information as briefly described hereafter.

3.2 regular amendment interval

Amendments To The AIP will be issued when required

4 Service to contact in case of detected AIP error or omissions

Aeronautical Information service

LIBYA C.A.A 15 JULY 2007

THE INTEGRATED AERONAUTICAL

AIP including Amendments AIC

PART 1 PART 2 ENR 6

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GEN 0.2. RECORD OF AIP AMENDMENTS

AIP AMENDMENT AIRAC AIP AMENDMENTS

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GEN 03 RECORD OF AIP SUPPLEMENTS

AIP section (s)

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GEN 0.4 CHECKLIST OF AIP PAGES

PART 1- GENERAL (GEN) 2.7-6 2.7-54 3.6-5

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PAGE DATE PAGE DATE PAGE DATE PAGE DATE

5.6-1 1.1-3 2-15

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GEN 0.5 LIST OF HAND DMENTS TO THE AIP

AIP page(s) Amendment text Introduced by AIP

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GEN 0.6 TABLE OF CONTENTS TO PART 1

GEN 2 TABLES AND CODES

GEN 2.1 Measuring system aircraft markings, holdays..............................................................................................GEN2.1-1

GEN2.2 Abbreviations used in AIS publication..........................................................................................................GEN2.2-1

GEN2.3 Chart Symbols...............................................................................................................................................GEN2.3-1

GEN2.4 Location indicators........................................................................................................................................GEN2.4-1

GEN2.5 List of radio navigation aids..........................................................................................................................GEN2.5-1

GEN2.6 Conversion tables...........................................................................................................................................GEN2.6-1

GEN2.6 Sunrise/Sunset tables.....................................................................................................................................GEN2.7-1

GEN3.1 Aeronautical information services.................................................................................................................GEN3.1-1

GEN3.2 Aeronautical charts

LIBYA C.A.A 15 JULY 2007

GEN 3.4 Communication services.................................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.4-1

GEN 3.5 Meteorological services..................................................................................................................................................... GEN 3.5-1

GEN 3.6 Search and rescue.............................................................................................................................................................. GEN 3.6-1

GEN 4. CHARGES FOR AERODROMES/HELIPORTS AND AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES

LIBYA C.A.A 15 JULY 2007

GEN 1. NATIONAL REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

1. Civil Aviation 5. HEALTH

2. Meteorology 6. En-route and aerodrome/heliport charges

3. CUSTOMS 7. Agricultural quarantine

4 . Immigration 8. Aircraft accident investigation

LIBYA C.A.A 15 JULY 2007

GEN 1.2 ENTRY, TRANSIT AND DEPARTURE OF AIRCRAFT

Health 1 1 for inward only Note