Petro Air To Launch Libyan Oil Wings In Energy Sector JV

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Petro Air, a Libyan aviation company, has announced plans to establish a new airline subsidiary named Libyan Oil Wings, formed through a joint venture with Harmony Group (Malta) and Delta United Group (Libya). The venture is strategically aimed at serving the energy and oil sector, which constitutes a critical part of Libya’s economy and transportation demand.

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