Air India to evacuate Indians stranded in Libya
This is the second rescue operation carried out by the national carrier in one month.
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Air India Wednesday deployed a special aircraft to Tunisia to airlift Indians stranded in neighbouring Libya, an official said here.
The flight AI-161, a Boeing 777LR with a capacity of 238, left for Djerba in Tunisia to evacuate the Indians stuck in Libya.
It is expected to return to New Delhi from Djerba around 1 a.m. Thursday.
This is the second rescue operation carried out by the national carrier in one month.
Last month, it had operated a special flight to evacuate Indian nurses and others in Iraq and safely brought them back home.
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First Published: Aug 06 2014 | 10:49 AM IST
