The Afriqiyah Airways plane, which was heading from Sabha in southern Libya to the capital Tripoli, was re-directed and received permission to land at Valletta, a source from Libya&#39;s unity government told AFP, asking not to be named. 
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Tripoli confirms hijacked Libyan plane diverted to Malta

TRIPOLI - Hijackers diverted a plane belonging to Libya's national carrier to the Mediterranean island of Malta Friday, the Libyan government confirmed.

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