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DIRECTORY: WORLD AIR FORCES All Flight’S Online Directories Can Be Found at fl Ightglobal.Com/Directories DIRECTORY: WORLD AIR FORCES All Flight’s online directories can be found at fl ightglobal.com/directories TRANSPORT C-130B/H/L-100 5 1 DHC-6 7 F27 4 3 F28 6 1 Merlin IV 2 COMBAT HELICOPTER Bell 212 5 CH-47C 1 MD500 10 SA315 2 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS AT/IA-63 17 8 EMB-312 24 FMA/MS-760 11 Mirage IIIDA 2 TA-4AR 4 ARGENTINIAN ARMY Type Active Stored Ordered SPECIAL MISSION Citation I (Recce) 1 a c i OV-1 (Observation) 9 t u a n TRANSPORT o r e A C-212 1 a i n e l DHC-6 2 A Afghanistan’s equipment transformation will include 18 ex-Italian air force G222 transports G222 3 Merlin IV 1 COMBAT HELICOPTER AFGHANISTAN L-39 32 A109 5 AFGHAN NATIONAL ARMY AIR CORPS Yak-130 16AS332 3 Type Active Stored Ordered Bell 205 1 TRANSPORT ANGOLA SA315 3 An-12 4 ANGOLAN PEOPLE’S AIR FORCE UH-1 43 An-26 2 Type Active Stored Ordered TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS An-32 7 4COMBAT AIRCRAFT UH-12 5 G222 18MiG-21 24 ARGENTINIAN NAVY COMBAT HELICOPTER MiG-23 22 Type Active Stored Ordered Mi-8/17 29 Su-22 15 COMBAT AIRCRAFT Mi-24/35 12 Su-25 15 Super Etendard 11 UH-1 9 Su-27 7 SPECIAL MISSION TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS TRANSPORT King Air 200 (MPA) 4 L-39 3 An-12 10 King Air 200 (Recce) 2 An-24/26 23 P-3 (MPA) 6 ALBANIA An-32 11 S-2 (AEW) 3 ALBANIAN AIR FORCE An-72/74 5 TRANSPORT Type Active Stored Ordered BN-2 13 F28 2 1 COMBAT HELICOPTER C-212 5 L188 1 3 A109 1 Dornier 28 1 PC-6 1 AB205 3 EMB-110 2 COMBAT HELICOPTER AB206 7 F27 1 AS555 4 BO105 6 Gulfstream III 1 SA316 5 Il-76 5 SH-3D/S-61 5 ALGERIA King Air 200 1 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS ALGERIAN AIR FORCE Tu-134 1 T-34 10 Type Active Stored Ordered Yak-40 1 COMBAT AIRCRAFT COMBAT HELICOPTER ARMENIA MiG-25 14 Bell 212 4 ARMENIAN AIR FORCE MiG-29 51 Mi-8/17 57 Type Active Stored Ordered Su-24 35 Mi-24/35 15 COMBAT AIRCRAFT Su-27/30 18 20SA/IAR316 24 MiG-25 1 SPECIAL MISSION SA342 8 Su-25 14 Beech 1900 (SAR) 11 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS COMBAT HELICOPTER King Air 200 (MPA) 2 EMB-312 14 Mi-2 1 TANKER L-29 6 Mi-8 4 Il-78 3 PC-7 22 Mi-24 8 TRANSPORT PC-9 4 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS Beech 1900 1 L-39 4 C-130H 17 ARGENTINA C-295 6 ARGENTINIAN AIR FORCE AUSTRALIA Il-76 11 Type Active Stored Ordered ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE King Air 90/200 9 COMBAT AIRCRAFT Type Active Stored Ordered COMBAT HELICOPTER A-4AR 22 7 COMBAT AIRCRAFT AW101 6*IA-58 35 13 F/A-18A 55 Bell 412 2 Mirage IIIEA 7 3 F/A-18F 24 Ka-32 3 Mirage 5P 7 F-35 100* Mi-2 2 Nesher 13 F-111 21 Mi-8/17 112 SPECIAL MISSION SPECIAL MISSION Mi-24 36 Learjet 35 (Calibration) 4 737 (AEW) 6 Super Lynx 300 4 TANKER AP-3C (MPA) 19 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS KC-130H 1 1 TANKER 52 | Flight International | 11-17 November 2008 ß ightglobal.com fln11 - WAF 52 6/11/08 19:08:11 MiliCAS and HeliCAS are the world’s most powerful market information source for Þ xed DIRECTORY: WORLD AIR FORCES and rotary wing military aircraft ß eet information fl ightglobal.com A330 5COMBAT AIRCRAFT T67M260 Fireß y 1 TRANSPORT F-5E/F 12 C-17 4 F-16C 17 BENIN C-130H 10 2 COMBAT HELICOPTER BENIN PEOPLE’S ARMED FORCES C-130J 12 AB212 12 Type Active Stored Ordered Challenger 604 3 AH-1E/P 16 TRANSPORT DHC-4 14 S-70/UH-60M 1 9Dornier 128 2 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS HS 748 2 F/A-18B 16 F-16D 4 COMBAT HELICOPTER Hawk 127 33 Hawk 129 6 A109 4 King Air 350 8 T67M260 Fireß y 3 AS350 1 PC-9 64 TAH-1P 6 AUSTRALIAN ARMY AVIATION CORPS BHUTAN Type Active Stored Ordered BANGLADESH ROYAL BHUTAN ARMY SPECIAL MISSION BANGLADESH AIR FORCE Type Active Stored Ordered King Air 350 (Comms) 3 Type Active Stored Ordered COMBAT HELICOPTER COMBAT HELICOPTER COMBAT AIRCRAFT Mi-8 2 CH-47D 6 A-5 20 NH90 1 38F-6 16 BOLIVIA OH-58 23 F-7 33 1BOLIVIAN AIR FORCE S-70 34 MiG-29 8 Type Active Stored Ordered Tiger 10 12TRANSPORT TRANSPORT TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS An-32 4 Arava 201 3 AS350 2 C-130 4 Beech 1900 1 OH-58 16 COMBAT HELICOPTER C-130B 3 ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY Bell 206 7 C-212 1 Type Active Stored Ordered Bell 212 14 Convair 580 1 COMBAT HELICOPTER Mi-8/17/171 32 King Air 90/200 3 NH90 1 5 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS Learjet 35 2 S-70 16 FT-6 10 Turbo Commander 690 1 Sea King 50 5 FT-7 7 1 COMBAT HELICOPTER TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS L-39 8 AS332 1 A109 2 T-37 31 SA315 8 AS350 12 UH-1 12 BELARUS TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS AUSTRIA BELARUS AIR FORCE PC-7 10 8 AUSTRIAN AIR FORCE Type Active Stored Ordered BOLIVIAN ARMY Type Active Stored Ordered COMBAT AIRCRAFT Type Active Stored Ordered COMBAT AIRCRAFT MiG-29 40 TRANSPORT EuroÞ ghter Typhoon 9 6Su-24 35 C-212 1 TRANSPORT Su-25 70 King Air 90 1 C-130K 3 Su-27 23 PC-6 13 TRANSPORT BOSNIA-HERZIGOVINA COMBAT HELICOPTER An-26 6 BIH ARMED FORCES Bell/AB212 23 Il-76 6 Type Active Stored Ordered OH-58 11 COMBAT HELICOPTER COMBAT AIRCRAFT S-70 9 Mi-6 2 G-4 1 SA316B 24 Mi-8/172 108 J-1 10 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS Mi-24 56 J-22 7 AB206 11 Mi-26 13 TRANSPORT PC-7 16 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS Citation I 1 Saab 105 28 L-39 5 COMBAT HELICOPTER Mi-8/17 11 AZERBAIJAN BELGIUM SA341/342 20 AZERBAIJAN AIR FORCE BELGIAN AIR COMPONENT UH-1H 13 Type Active Stored Ordered Type Active Stored Ordered COMBAT AIRCRAFT COMBAT AIRCRAFT BOTSWANA MiG-21 5 F-16A 56 BOTSWANA DEFENCE FORCE MiG-25 5 TRANSPORT Type Active Stored Ordered MiG-29 6 A310 2 COMBAT AIRCRAFT Su-24 11 A400M 7F-5 10 Su-25 6 C-130H 10 TRANSPORT TRANSPORT EMB-135/145 4 BN-2 10 Tu-134 1 COMBAT HELICOPTER C-130B 3 COMBAT HELICOPTER A109 28 C-212 2 Mi-2 7 NH90 10CN-235 2 Mi-8 13 SA316 3 Gulfstream IV 1 Mi-24 15 Sea King 48 5 King Air 200 1 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS PC-7 6 L-39 12 Alpha Jet 29 COMBAT HELICOPTER F-16B 14 AS350 9 BAHAMAS SA318 5 Bell 412 6 BAHAMAS DEFENCE FORCE SF-260 32 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS Type Active Stored Ordered F-5 3 SPECIAL MISSION BELIZE King Air 350 (Surveillance) 1 BELIZE DEFENCE FORCE BRAZIL Type Active Stored Ordered BRAZILIAN AIR FORCE BAHRAIN TRANSPORT Type Active Stored Ordered ROYAL BAHRAINI AIR FORCE BN-2 1 1 COMBAT AIRCRAFT Type Active Stored Ordered TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS AMX-A/T 52 ß ightglobal.com 11-17 November 2008 | Flight International | 53 fln11 - WAF 53 6/11/08 19:08:37 DIRECTORY: WORLD AIR FORCES Explore 100 years of aviation history as it appeared in the original pages of Flight: fl ightglobal.com/archive EMB-314 59 23BULGARIA SA330 2 F-5E/F/M 50 BULGARIAN AIR FORCE TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS Impala 3 Type Active Stored Ordered Alpha Jet 5 Mirage 2000B 10 COMBAT AIRCRAFT CAMEROON ARMY SPECIAL MISSION MiG-21 12 Type Active Stored Ordered Beech 125 (Calibration) 4 MiG-29 7 COMBAT HELICOPTER C-130M (SAR) 1 Su-25 5 SA342 4 EMB-110 (EW) 3 SPECIAL MISSION EMB-110 (MPA) 10 An-30 (Recce) 1 CANADA EMB-110 (Recce) 5 TRANSPORT CANADIAN ARMED FORCES EMB-110 (SAR) 5 An-26 5 Type Active Stored Ordered EMB-145 (AEW) 5 C-27J 1 4COMBAT AIRCRAFT EMB-145 (Recce) 3 L-410 5 F/A-18A 72 TANKER PC-12 1 F-35 65* KC-130H 2 COMBAT HELICOPTER SPECIAL MISSION KC-137 (707) 4 AS532 6 6P-3 (MPA) 20 TRANSPORT Mi-17 11 TANKER 727 2 Mi-24 7 A310 2 A319 1 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS KC-130H 5 C-130E/H 20 Bell 206 6 TRANSPORT C-212 50L-39ZA 20 7 A310 3 C-295 8 4PC-9 6 C-17 4 Cessna 208 19 BULGARIAN NAVY C-130E/H 23 3 EMB-110 75 1 Type Active Stored Ordered C-130J 17 EMB-120 18 COMBAT HELICOPTER DHC-5 6 EMB-145 8 AS565 6DHC-6 4 Learjet 35/55 13 Mi-14 4 COMBAT HELICOPTER COMBAT HELICOPTER AW101 14 AS332/532 14 BURKINA FASO Bell 412 88 AS355 6 BURKINA FASO AIR FORCE CH-47D/F 22 Bell/AB205 8 Type Active Stored Ordered H-3 26 Bell 206 1 TRANSPORT S-92 28 UH-1/H 41 CN-235 1 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS UH-60L 6 6*HS 748 2 Bell 206 (Allied Wings) 12 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS King Air 200 3 Bell 412 (Allied Wings) 9 AMX-T 8 Nord 262 2 CT-114 Tutor 17 AS350 32 COMBAT HELICOPTER DHC-8 4 EMB-312 118 Mi-17 3 F/A-18B 31 EMB-314 15SA316 1 Hawk 115 (NFTC) 17 EMB-326 23 T-6A (NFTC) 26 Mirage 2000C 2 BURUNDI BRAZILIAN ARMY BURUNDI NATIONAL ARMY CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Type Active Stored Ordered Type Active Stored Ordered CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC AIR FORCE COMBAT HELICOPTER COMBAT AIRCRAFT Type Active Stored Ordered AS350 16 SF-260 5 TRANSPORT AS532 8 COMBAT HELICOPTER BN-2 2 AS550 20 AS350 1 COMBAT HELICOPTER AS565 34 Mi-8 2 AS350 1 S-70 4 6Mi-24 3 BRAZILIAN NAVY SA316 4 CHAD Type Active Stored Ordered SA342 4 CHAD NATIONAL FLIGHT COMBAT AIRCRAFT Type Active Stored Ordered A-4 9 11 CAMBODIA COMBAT AIRCRAFT COMBAT HELICOPTER ROYAL CAMBODIAN AIR FORCE SF-260 3 AS332/532 7 Type Active Stored Ordered Su-25 2 AS355 8 COMBAT AIRCRAFT TRANSPORT Bell 206 2 MiG-21 17 An-26 1 Lynx 21 12 COMBAT HELICOPTER C-130A/H 2 S-61 9 AS355 1 PC-6 1 S-70B 4Mi-8/17 6 COMBAT HELICOPTER SH-3D 4 Mi-24 3 Mi-17/171 3 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS Mi-26 2 Mi-24/35 3 AS350 18 UH-1H 37 SA316 2 Bell 206 16 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS SA330 3 TA-4 2 1 L-39C 5 TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS PC-7 2 1 BRUNEI CAMEROON PC-9 1 ROYAL BRUNEI AIR FORCE CAMEROON AIR FORCE Type Active Stored Ordered Type Active Stored Ordered CHILE SPECIAL MISSION COMBAT AIRCRAFT CHILEAN AIR FORCE CN-235 (MPA) 3Impala 5 Type Active Stored Ordered TRANSPORT Magister 6 COMBAT AIRCRAFT CN-235 1 TRANSPORT A-37 13 COMBAT HELICOPTER C-130H 3 F-5E 14 Bell 206 2 DHC-5 4 F-16A/C 17 Bell 212/214 11 Gulfstream III 1 SPECIAL MISSION BO105 6 COMBAT HELICOPTER 707 (AEW) 1 S-70 4 Bell 206 1 TANKER TRAINING AIRCRAFT/HELICOPTERS Mi-24 3 707 1 PC-7 Mk II 4 SA319 1 54 | Flight International | 11-17 November 2008 ß ightglobal.com fln11 - 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