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Articles tagged “No-flyZone”

Photo: Libyan no-fly zone visualized

by Scott Carmichael on Mar 20, 2011

In this photo, you see the immediate effect of the UN no-fly zone decision on a commercial jet on its way to Tripoli. The JAT Airways plane departed Belgrade, and was told to turn around minutes after the UN blocked Libyan airspace.

The flight path comes from tracking site flightradar24.com and a full size version of the Tripoli bound plane path can be found here.

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