Libya has announced the removal of international warnings on its airspace, ending over a decade of restrictions linked to the nation's political instability. This shift, supported by the International Civil Aviation Organization, aims to boost transit traffic and state revenue. As transit requests surge for the upcoming winter season, French airlines have resumed certain routes, and Air Algérie is set to restart flights to Tripoli. Despite these developments, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency continues to advise caution, citing potential threats from armed groups and fragmented local authorities. These security concerns remain a priority, as reflected in the reservations expressed by airline staff unions regarding the safety of flights over the region.