Archive · 14 Sep 2026
VIP Plane Crashes at Libya’s Misrata Airport, Airspace Shut
A plane crashed at an airport in Misrata, Libya.
The plane was reportedly carrying an important person.
News reports have not said who that person was.
The crash happened on Monday, September 14.
Authorities closed the nearby airspace after the crash.
The reports did not say how many people were hurt or whether anyone died.
The event is still being investigated and updated.
A separate plane crash last year killed Libya’s army chief and others in Turkey.
A plane carrying an unidentified prominent figure crashed at Misrata airport on Monday, September 14.
Al Arabiya reported the crash, but did not identify the prominent figure.
Airspace in the region was closed following the incident.
The crash remains a developing story, with no further details provided.
The report referenced the previous death of Libyan army chief Mohammed Ali Ahmed al-Haddad in a separate aircraft crash in Turkey.
- Who
- A plane carrying an unidentified prominent figure; the person’s identity has not been disclosed.
- What
- The plane crashed at Misrata airport, and regional airspace was closed.
- When
- Monday, September 14; the year is not specified in the reports.
- Where
- Misrata airport in Libya.
- Why
- The reason for the crash and the airspace closure was not stated.
- Location
- Misrata airport, Libya
- Reported by
- Al Arabiya
- Date
- Monday, September 14; year not specified
- Passenger
- An unidentified prominent figure
- Immediate response
- Airspace in the region was closed
- Status
- Developing story
- Related prior crash
- Libyan army chief Mohammed Ali Ahmed al-Haddad was killed in a separate aircraft crash in Turkey last year
