Libyan United Airlines is set to launch in Q1 2026 with a fleet of Airbus A320 aircraft, focusing on regional routes linking Libya with North Africa and the Middle East. The airline aims to establish itself as a modern, passenger-focused operator based in Tripoli. According to AeroTime, Libyan authorities are working to consolidate aviation assets under a proposed national aviation holding company, which may bring improved oversight and investment coordination. However, international airline service to Libya remains limited, and restoring reliable air connectivity is seen as a key step in supporting trade, mobility, and economic recovery.