61.   The U.N. Security Council sanctions ban air travel to or from Libya as well as arms sales.

62.   The U.N. sanctions ban the airline from international routes and the Taliban require special permission from the U.N. sanctions committee to take their airlines to another country for maintenance.

63.   Thousands of foreigners who work in Libya travel by road from neighboring countries or by sea from Malta because U.N. sanctions ban air travel.

64.   Those sanctions ban air travel to and from the country and limit sales of some oil equipment.

65.   U.N. sanctions ban air traffic in and out of Libya, limit diplomatic contacts and prohibit weapons sales.

66.   U.N. sanctions ban international flights to Iraq without special permission.

67.   U.S. sanctions ban large investments in Iran by any country.

68.   U.N. economic sanctions ban domestic and international flights in Iraq, but agricultural planes are allowed to operate with special U.N. permission.

69.   U.N. sanctions ban air travel to Libya.

70.   U.N. sanctions ban flights in or out of the North African country.