An LNA/AF (Libyan National Army/Air Force) MiG-21 in Tobruk | Air force, Army, Aviation history
MEED | Russia secretly upgraded Libyan fighter jets prior to peace deal
Libyan forces make MIG-29 fighter jet and Su-24 Fencer strike aircraft flyable – Military Africa
Libyan militia building mercenary air force, rivals claim | Middle East Eye
Mercenaries mobilized to support Libya's LNA forces in Sirte battle - CGTN
Crash in Libya As yet unconfirmed... - Scramble Magazine | Facebook
Who Controls the Skies Over Libya? As Conflict Escalates, Air Power May Prove Decisive
Battle for Tripoli escalates as fighting nears Libyan capital | Libya | The Guardian
The Libyan National Army Is Running Out of Air Power - War Is Boring
Libya's Civil War: Navigating its Dangerous New Phase
Libya marks 81 anniversary of national army – Libya Update News
Libyan Air Force - Wikipedia
AeroHisto - Aviation History: Libyan National Army Air Force lost one of its two MiG-23BNs
Libyan National Army captures key areas east of Tripoli | Al Arabiya English
Who Controls the Skies Over Libya? As Conflict Escalates, Air Power May Prove Decisive
Libyan airstrikes” situation update 29 March – 1 April 2016 - XairForces
Air Recognition
Turkey to train Libyan fighter pilots, conduct joint patrols in the Aegean - Nordic Monitor
Haftar and Israel: From animosity to alliance
Taha Yasin on Twitter: "🇱🇾The developments in #Libya will be updated in this series. MiG-29 and Su-24 warplanes belonging to the Libyan National Army were photographed with R-73/R-27 air-to-air missiles at Jufra
Libya: Tobruk recovers three air force bases from Islamic State in Benghazi – Middle East Confidential
Who Controls the Skies Over Libya? As Conflict Escalates, Air Power May Prove Decisive
Libyan Air Force - Wikipedia
Libya's First MiG-29s: Is Russia Delivering New Fighters to Back the LNA's War Effort?
Libyan Air Force - Wikipedia
Libyan National Army announced shooting down a third Turkish drone
