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ANKARA - The head of Libya's armed forces and four other passengers died on Tuesday when their business jet crashed shortly ...

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HAYMANA: Turkish authorities found the cockpit voice recorder and black box from a private jet that crashed on Wednesday, killing the head ...

The jet carried eight passengers, including Haddad, four members of his entourage and three crew members, “reported an emergency to the air traffic control centre due to an electrical failure, asking ...

A senior Turkish official said the plane requested an emergency landing because of an electrical failure 16 minutes after it ...

Libya’s prime minister confirmed that the country’s top military chief was killed in a plane crash in Turkey, triggering condolences and raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the fatal ...

Libya’s army chief of general staff and seven others were killed when a Maltese-registered private jet crashed near Ankara ...