The Libyan government is considering calling for international forces to help re-establish security after several days of violence in the country.
At least 15 people have been killed in clashes in the capital Tripoli and the eastern city of Benghazi since Sunday.
And in the latest attack by militias, two people were killed and around 90% of the planes at Triploi airport were destroyed by rockets.
"The government is looking into the possibility of making an appeal for international forces on the ground to re-establish security and help the government impose its authority," a spokesman said.
Heavy fighting between armed groups has prompted the United Nations to pull its staff out of the North African country.
Seven people were killed in Tripoli on Sunday in the worst fighting for six months in the capital, where rival militias have been fighting for control of the airport.
Security and medical sources said at least six people had been killed and 25 wounded in Benghazi in heavy fighting between security forces and rival militias since Sunday evening.
Since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya has slipped deeper into chaos with its government and army unable to control brigades of former rebel fighters and militias who are fighting for political and economic power.
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