All flights were resumed at Libya's Mitiga airport on Thursday after it was closed for the past four days, an airport security spokesman said.
Two flights took off from the airport for Istanbul and Amman, Sadek Turki, spokesman for Mitiga security, told MENA.
The airport was closed after it was attacked twice last week in the growing conflict among rival factions in the North African state three years after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, leaving a woman and her daughter wounded and a number of nearby buildings damaged.
Two bombs exploded in a grassed area between the runway and the control tower in Tuesday attack.