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Gaddafi (4): just one airplane to Cairo. The other 2 landed in Brussels

Brussels, Belgium - The member of the staff of the colonel would meet up with UE and NATO representatives

Sources of Italian government have strongly denied that Libyan airplanes of Gaddafi's fleet have landed in Italy. The 2 aircraft which took off this afternoon from Tripoli headed to Brussels. According to the news released by the press and by AVIONEWS, Libyan planes changed route and headed to Cairo, reaching another unit landed few minutes before. According to sources from Malta, on board of...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1126779
Rome, Italy, 03/09/2011 19:04
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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