 Haftar's LNA army possesses superior air force capabilities than the GNA forces — unlike GNA air forces, which is crippled by the lack of spare parts and jet fuel, and which possesses mostly outdated aircraft lacking proper maintenance, Haftar's air forces are well armed and well equipped with the help of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates.While as of 2019, Haftar's pro-LNA air force possesses two Mirage F-1ED, 12 MiG-21, three MiG-23ML and one Su-22 fighter jets, most of them recently refurbished and modernized by Egypt and UAE, pro-GNA air forces possess only two MiG-23ML, one MiG-25, five G-2 Galeb, one J-21 Jastreb, between 9 to 13 L-39ZO Albatros fighter jets, and five SIAI Marchetti SF.260 training aircraft, as well as eight Mi-24 combat helicopters (of which, only about two to four Mi-24 are operational and combat-ready).Most of the pro-GNA Libyan air force is stationed at the Misrata air force base.