508

Aircraft:
Dassault Mirage F1EDA
Reg: 508 photos
Serial #:
508
Airline: Libya - Air Force
Photo Date: Feb 21, 2011
Uploaded: Mar 06, 2011
Malta Int'l - LMML, Malta

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1600 px - One of the two Libyan Air Force Mirages F1 that flew to Malta unexpectedly from Okba Ben Nafi Air Base. They were ordered to bomb protesters that took control of Benghazi, but instead the pilots made their way to Malta stating that they were low on fuel.

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Feb 21, 2011

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Notes

1600 px - One of the two Libyan Air Force Mirages F1 that flew to Malta unexpectedly from Okba Ben Nafi Air Base. They were ordered to bomb protesters that took control of Benghazi, but instead the pilots made their way to Malta stating that they were low on fuel.