Three private planes owned by the family of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi took off from a military airport bound for European cities Tripoli and Cairo, without knowing who travel in these aircraft. The aircraft, with capacity for between six and eight passengers took off from Tripoli to Vienna, Athens and Cairo, were detected by the air control of Malta, said the Qatari news network Al Jazeera.
One aircraft is being monitored by the Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), according to the report. Meanwhile, witnesses in the town of Ras Lanuf reported an "enormous explosion" on Wednesday afternoon near a refinery near the city that remains in the hands of rebel forces, and there were flames and plumes of smoke hundreds of meters, according to information tells AFP. 
One aircraft is being monitored by the Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), according to the report. Meanwhile, witnesses in the town of Ras Lanuf reported an "enormous explosion" on Wednesday afternoon near a refinery near the city that remains in the hands of rebel forces, and there were flames and plumes of smoke hundreds of meters, according to information tells AFP.
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