What is your impression of Libya? Would you visit? Also feel free to follow me on instagram.com/gotravelyourway for daily updates :)

@GM-qt3bm

6 ай бұрын

I'm not surprised at the state of Libya or any other similar country. Look at what's happening to the West when we import them here. Just terrible. Keep these stone age thugs out

@streetbroom

6 ай бұрын

I surely would..

@janellek21

6 ай бұрын

My impression of Libya: Failed state that's ripe for takeover by ISIS or another radical Islamic group and well on its way to being the next Yemen. Would I visit: FUCK NO. My principles AND MY SAFETY are too important to me.

@fatima_ahmed06

6 ай бұрын

ليبيا دولة جميلة جداً كما أنها آمنة للغاية ، عندما تعلم أنها كانت في حرب من عامين فقط و ترى كمية الهدوء و الاصلاح و التطور فيها فهذا شيء لا تستطيع فعله كل الدول!! انها حقا دولة جميلة فيها الصحراء و الآثار و فيها الغابات و الجبال و الثلوج و لديها أطول ساحل مطل على البحر الابيض المتوسط كما أن شعبها لطيف للغاية، و هي غنية بالتاريخ و الثقافة

@GM-qt3bm

6 ай бұрын

@@fatima_ahmed06 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

As one of Afriqiyah cabin crew members you are welcome at any time hope you enjoyed this flight with us am proud of our crew members thank you and wish you a pleasant stay in tripoli

@Inevitably_Gaming

6 ай бұрын

Mashallah, may I ask how you got into the aviation industry in Libya?

@zakariafarhat7283

6 ай бұрын

@@Inevitably_Gamingwe studied safety and security in our company school for 45 days then you go for a practical training then you are released to fly after few line checks and that’s it .

@LittleHomieLightningtech

6 ай бұрын

مش لزم تقرا في الجامعة؟

@ayaneshimura20025

2 ай бұрын

@@LittleHomieLightningtech مرات خاش بواسطة لكن خلونا نتاملوا للخير

@mondorap25

13 күн бұрын

Is Libia safe? I would love to visit

As a pilot working in Afriqiyah airways, you are more than welcome and thank you for choosing us. I hope you like it 😊

@lyshaco

5 ай бұрын

Garbage airlines

@Riddles320

5 ай бұрын

@@lyshaco you don’t bring something new Everybody knows that And by the way, it’s one airline it’s not airline’s

@godhelp7535

5 ай бұрын

@@lyshaco and what is better? spirt ryan air? those are way more garbage airlines then this one.

@guido_aka_guy

2 ай бұрын

Hey Guys stop bully arround, as. Long as an Airline takes you from A to B and everybody arrives Safe the Job is done in a decent way..

@jalolibya5121

2 ай бұрын

تحياتي لك يا كابتن ❤

felt like a stone stuck in my throat watching this episode... im not Libyan but i was born in Tripoli, Libya... i only lived there for 5 years but my memory of Tripoli is still good. Imho it was a great country when I left and im sad seeing how terrible looking it is ... im seriously teary eyed writing this. Thanks to Drew Binsky and You, Josh Cahill for showing me the current state of my beloved Libya

@XR190190

6 ай бұрын

The West destroyed that beautiful country

@JoshCahill

6 ай бұрын

It’s interesting tho from all the conversations I had with locals that they are extremely grateful to the west and NATO especially for helping them get rid of Gaddafi.

@peakycider3698

6 ай бұрын

Nato made the country like hell

@ThePatriot-gm1fg

6 ай бұрын

​@@JoshCahillBrainwashed locals or paid libtards. Gaddafi was great. Look at the country now. It's a total mess.

@mohammadkhalique9622

6 ай бұрын

Libya was a thiriving country with free healthcare, education and other benefita. Thanks to USA and NATO it became most dangerous places.

As a 15 year old Libyan living in the UK, as my parents moved here for work in the 90s, I frequently visit Libya every year for 2 months in the summer, and really, its a safe place. I'm also into aviation a lot and airlines in Libya are not affected by the civil war in terms of safety. They are affected financially, like all other sectors in Libya, and the main instigator of destruction to Libyan based airlines was the battle of Tripoli airport in 2014, before then aviation was great in Libya, however the airport hasn't been operable since then, and destroyed many aircraft in the process. I heard that the airport is being rebuilt now, and will likely reopen in the next year or 2 if things go to plan. Afriqiya in particular is not a dangerous airline, and the crash that occurred on the Johannesburg-Tripoli flight was due to fatigue, bad conditions and pilot error. It was also in 2010, before the war, so it's not related to the war in any way. There have also been no emergencies involving Libyan aircraft since 2010. So don't be worried when flying with a Libyan airline.

@Inevitably_Gaming

6 ай бұрын

Also, personally I fly with Libyan Airlines, Libyan Wings, and Berniq Airways for the best experience. What you got there with Afriqiyah has been something I've never seen as a passenger flying that route regularly. Berniq Airways however is a brand new, and growing airline based in Benghazi. They seem to have pretty nice planes, much better condition than the dated Libyan Wings, Libyan Airlines, and Afriqiyah products. Crown airlines is also a brand new airline, with 2 in its fleet, aiming to provide premium experiences for passengers, and it flies the same route as well.

@bardo0007

6 ай бұрын

@@Inevitably_Gaming Thank you for the report. I only visit Tunisia before. Maybe some day I go Libya..

@mexii.

6 ай бұрын

Inshallah one day we see Libya flourish and thrive

@abdirahimmussa2708

4 ай бұрын

I am somali born in the uk, would i be able to come to libaya

@Network3231

2 ай бұрын

​@@Inevitably_Gaming why do people suffer in 🇱🇾 especially the African migrant 😢😢 in you are saying libya is safe country 🤔

Libya is a hidden gem. I visited recently and it was an incredibly unique experience.

Well that's the first and must probably only review of Afriqiyah I will ever see. Good work Josh.

I love when Josh tries to geek out on aircraft types with the staff at these airlines and the staff are like whatever dude its a plane. 😂

@mashenka6189

6 ай бұрын

😂

the amount of risk he has taken jus to give us a glance about this terrifying airline nothing but respectt

@Behemoth29

6 ай бұрын

Less risk than you driving your car to work.

@yerprussser4312

6 ай бұрын

maybe @@Behemoth29

@henkjanvanraikonnen5073

6 ай бұрын

On May 12, 2010, Afriqiyah Airways Flight 771, originating from Johannesburg, crashed just before landing in Tripoli. 103 people were killed. 1 person survived the crash, 9 year old Ruben from the Netherlands. Ruben's parents, brother and sister also died in the crash 😢

@peregrino9154

6 ай бұрын

@@Behemoth29Yes but cars can't take a nosedive from thousands of feet. Unless they drive off a very high cliff. It's not necessarily about the probability of risk, it's about what the risk entails.

@Behemoth29

6 ай бұрын

@@peregrino9154 Again, there is way less risk of that happening than having a fatal accident on the way to work.

as a Libyan I am so happy you had kind of good experience, more bizarre fights and loud voices you are going to experience in Tripoli but trust me it's a nice country and they are hospitable to foreigners... enjoy and welcome.

Thanks very much for this Josh - Libya has been on my list for years for Roman sites. I hope to get there some day, but I'm 66, and running out of time.

@mustafa-rp3eb

6 ай бұрын

I'm Libyan and I'll be happy if you visit our country

welcome to my country bro , hope you enjoy your stay . i would recommend you visit Leptis Magna ( biggest Roman city in Africa) and the old town of Tripoli.

Great content! Really awakens the adventurer in me! The most important thing is how friendly and kind people seem to be. Whenever I travel in unusual destinations like these, having trustworthy and kind people around really makes a big difference.

The best content I have seen in ages, I’ve been to Tripoli twice once prior and one post Gadafi reign and the people are always kind

Best way to understand what a particular persons culture is all about, is observing them in a normal environment. And a fight starts...

Amazing flight review as always.

Libya is certainly a hidden gem. Extremely friendly people who are always welcoming. I look forward to my return. Just a shame I have to travel a long loop via a third country to get there. Worth it though. Nice video Mr. Cahill.

Amazing and rare experience! Wow, that is cool! Josh you are opening new horizons for all fans and avgeeks! :) Always learning from you, to make my own trips and videos better!

Travelled through Libya in 2009 with a friend. A beautiful country with beautiful, kind people.

Love your videos. The highlight of my weekend is watching yours and noels videos. Thanks for all the entertainment and smiles.

@curtlee6228

6 ай бұрын

I second this comment! Such amazing and authentic aviation adventures every week, unlike a certain KZreadr of Swedish extraction that wouldn't be caught DEAD outside a Qsuite cabin or in a Third World country 😂

Love the Biman Bangladesh plane at 6:16...they don't fly to Istanbul but use it as the technical stop for their Dhaka - Toronto route. :)

Crazy,crazy Josh what an adventure 😮

I used to work on the contracted ticket desk for Afriqiyah in LGW, didn't know they were still around. They used to operate their A330 to Tripoli but most of the traffic would connect to Ghana or Nigeria.

Herr Josh, this one is terrific. Gosh! You're stepping up your game even more. (with a new case - woot! Woot!). Curious about the next installment. 🚀

6:15 That Biman plane was having a stopover at istanbul, either flying back to Dhaka, or it is flying onwards to Toronto. I highly suggest to try that route. Surprised me when I flew the airline from Dhaka to Toronto last year in december

@ridhwanr1

6 ай бұрын

For fuel??

@janellek21

6 ай бұрын

@@ridhwanr1 Yes. It needs to make the fuel stop because the flight can't fly over Putinia.

@eacoincmubiru5894

6 ай бұрын

@@janellek21 Putinia😂😂😂

Such an interesting video. Thanks!!

One thing I learned from you is booking a seat at the back of the aircraft. It's calm and less chaotic back there. 😎

@JoshCahill

6 ай бұрын

...and chances are high you get your own row!

Amazing video. Thank you for flying these airlines.

Very cool video, thanks!

Finally , was waiting for this one.

Edelweiss Air just started flights again from Zurich to Colombo, I'd love to hear your review of their service and comfort on their A340-300

Wow Josh, really great Job! You even fly to these countries to show us how it looks. Best Flight Reviewer out there!

Josh, you amaze me. I’m speechless.

All good things come in three: fight, smelling of smoke, problems with entry. 😂Not a boring flight 😄

will visit in a heartbeat

I also had that smoke smell on my flight on Air Arabia to Abu Dhabi. Cabin crew made an announcement not to smoke on board. This smell continued for 20 minutes until it stopped. Great video

WOW! what an adventure!

Great video! There's always something about the 319, engine looks so huge on that one

Fantastic. Great vid and nice people.

Love the A319!👌

Great content Josh!

Thanks for this!

Great to see things are on the up with Libya. My one and only experience was in March 1991 flying from Athens to Benghazi on a Boeing that was the worse for wear, as there was a US embargo on aircraft parts in place for years. I made the wise decision to fly back to Athens with Malta Air.

I like how you go to places that others would be scared to enter. I think your very brave. They seem pretty ok to be honest for an airline. They haven’t had it easy. Respect to the people of Libya. Great review. Looking forward to you review of the Russian airline Josh.👍

Very interesting review, thank you

Your flight videos are the best!! So unique and interesting. Never know what will happen. Thanks!

@DanielEbubechi

2 ай бұрын

Hello

Wow, very hospitable staff. Boarding sure was interesting. Your meal looked great! You are gutsy traveling to Libya. .

@fatima_ahmed06

6 ай бұрын

ليبيا ليست مخيفة! انها آمنة جداً و جميلة ،انتهت الحرب منذ سنوات

Loved this blog. Libya is beautiful country masha Allah. I'm so happy things are getting better there.

Thanks for the vlog. Be safe. Have an amazing adventure. Cheers.

Good to see the biman in Istanbul. I heard this is a short layover in Dhaka-Toronto route.

i dont comment much but your videos are unique great airlines great cities great planes and its not all business class keep up the excellent work thanks

my mother was born in Khoms and I would love to visit one day

@mustafa-rp3eb

6 ай бұрын

I'm Libyan from alkhoms and we're ganna be happy if you visit it 😊

@bighand1530

4 ай бұрын

Nice

Ahhh Im Libyan but have never been to the country. I flew from Tunis to Rabat with Afriqiyah (almost empty) and was impressed by the cleanliness of the plane. The staff were also really nice and one of the pilots came to talk to us for a bit.

Thank you for your interesting video and I loved to see Tripoli live again after so many years. I worked in Libya fro r two years when i was very young. it is a very beautiful country and i have beautiful memories, Nalut, Gadames, Benghazi, Seba,Sirte, Waddan, Tripoli and Sabrata and Leptis Mania!

@Steelydon

3 ай бұрын

damn you went to the waddan ? also I think it s leptis magna. As a libyan you're welcome back

I love gaddafi

Glad you got to experience Ah Frick Yeah airlines.

Hey josh Welcome to Libya 🇱🇾 🎉

@goldenxgamers1006

6 ай бұрын

Bro same airport and everything. If your wondering why I know English I used to live in Australia 11years but when I came I turned 12 don’t worry I know Arabic.😂

@Bob-wm5pz

4 ай бұрын

My friend was born in elbieda city libya. Is it safe for him to go and see him family. Which airlines go to that part of libya. Thanks.

Wow awesome josh

Love you bro from Gambia 🇬🇲 ❤️ take care, u really doing great stuffs 👍

1:57: "See you later". Famous last words before flying Afriqiyah.

@JoshCahill

6 ай бұрын

haha!

Welcome back fantastic Josh, thanks for this lovely video,I really appreciate your efforts, your friend is a fun filled personality

My man tempting faith . Love it.

@peregrino9154

6 ай бұрын

*fate

Superb video!♡♡♡

Wow it’s my dream to visit libya 🇱🇾 soon thanks for this video

Already 15 years since I was in Tripolis. And at that time unfortunately only on transit with Emirates coming from Tunis flying to Dubai.

The crew and passengers seemed very nice to me. I actually would fly them after seeing this video. The crew seemed 10 times nicer than flight crew from the USA

Thank you for such an educated video. You have done the world an educational video .

War bestimmt ein komisches Gefühl minder Fluggesellschaft zu fliegen. Wie immer: toller Report!

9:03 Judy's producer is from Libya

Food looked good on the flight

As always very impressed by the effort Josh puts into his videos always gives me a smile and brightens up my day keep up the good work my friend!

this was unexpected , but i loved it

fantastic josh

courageous man.

I like sturdy carry-on luggage, but they weigh too much. If the maximum allowed weight of a carry-on on an airline is 8kg for example, but the carry-on when empty weighs 4 or 5 kg, you can't put very much in it.

@josh3771

6 ай бұрын

Same, I’m all down for a premium fabric carry on bag

Thanks❤

Your’e one brave man Josh!. Fights onboard & the smell of smoke.. My heart would’ve been in my mouth.. Enjoyed this video, not a place for me though, much respect to you, safe travels Josh!

I lived in Tripoli, Libya in 2011. Great country with friendly people

I loved this video😭👍

Welcome to Libya 🇱🇾 and Tripoli

I can only imagine the safety standards of their maintenance of the aircraft

@mouradel6432

6 ай бұрын

the chaotic state of the airport answers the question : )

@daviroza4700

5 ай бұрын

The aircraft looks old asf 😂

The food looks better than most domestic airlines in the US that have a five hour long flight in economy class seating.

I normally enjoy watching Noel Philips more, but this episode truly required balls.

@TiggiTheWillful

6 ай бұрын

Can’t stand Noel, all he does is moan and complain. Josh is much better.

@user-qf4si1jc5k

6 ай бұрын

lol ))@@TiggiTheWillful

@damcoentertainment3956

6 ай бұрын

@@TiggiTheWillful More like the other way around but ok.

@andredonnelly8521

6 ай бұрын

​@@TiggiTheWillfulagree with you so much about Noel, so much so have up watching him

Great interesting video

Brave man!

Super interesting and what an adventure, Josh! I'm wondering if with more state controlled airlines like this you need to obtain an authorisation to film? Can't wait for your Russia series 🤗

This was a great Nation and people before the western instigated war....sad to see what it is now..can't imagine what it would have been....a great people...a wonderful nation!!!

@JoshCahill

6 ай бұрын

You are watching too much propaganda TV lol

Welcome to Libya !!

Welcome to libya brother ❤️

I hope you enjoyed your stay here

@raoshadan363

5 ай бұрын

Are you libyan? Can you please elaborate the situation of libya?

@Eva.Chaery

5 ай бұрын

@@raoshadan363 Nothing in Libya is very safe now

@MyLibyaVlog

5 ай бұрын

@@Eva.Chaeryit is. I just dropped a video about it.

The extreme flight reviews you do with such kindness and respect are amazing! So interesting! Can’t believe you’re going to sanctioned Russia after this, I definitely haven’t seen that in youtube yet!

Good to see the two Indigo 777s 😎

You are brave!!!

Great trip thanks you safe

you'll fly anywhere!

Stay safe!

I was excited to see the video !! Happy to know that it’s safe now for you !! Sincerely I was disturbed before because of your security !! Waiting for the next video Josh and what a courage to go there !! Congrats !! From a Tunisian/Belgian guy following all your trips

The only way you can announce TAKE ME TO LIBYA! and not get arrested 😅

amaaazing video

Woah this is crazy 😅