
Buraq Air
About the airline
Buraq Air is Libya's airline, based at Mitiga International Airport in Tripoli. Founded in 2000, it operates regional and domestic services with a modern Boeing 737 fleet, serving North African and Mediterranean routes.
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Buraq Air (IATA: UZ, ICAO: BRQ) is Libya's national carrier, established in 2000. The airline is headquartered at Mitiga International Airport in Tripoli, which serves as its primary hub for flight operations and passenger connections.
The airline's network focuses on regional connectivity across North Africa and the Mediterranean, linking Libya to key neighbouring and European destinations. Buraq Air maintains scheduled services that support both business and leisure travel, with particular emphasis on routes connecting Tripoli to regional capitals and tourism centres.
The fleet consists of Boeing 737 aircraft, a proven narrow-body jet optimised for medium-range regional routes. This modern, fuel-efficient aircraft family enables Buraq Air to operate reliable services with good payload capacity across its route network.