Pecotox Air Boeing 747-400 cargo flight departs China for Libya via Hong Kong
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- A cargo aircraft, a Boeing 747-400 operated by Pecotox Air, left China for Hong Kong airport in the morning and is headed to Libya as part of an air bridge linking the two countries.
- The same aircraft led a China‑Libya air bridge two months earlier and was named in 2026 UN reports for involvement in arms supply chains to Libya; in September it completed four flights to China, the last to Tianjin, and two flights to eastern Libya.
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