Russian Airforce

Name	Origin	Type	Number	Image	Notes
Fixed Wing Aircraft
Mikoyan Mig-29	File:Flag of the Russian Federation.png Russia	VIP/Maritime Patrol/Utility	14		The BN-2 Defender is largely used for most maritime patrol missions
Beechcraft 200 Super King Air	United States	VIP/Maritime Patrol/Utility	12		Used for local VIPs specifically local station commanders n such. One is stationed on Rathlin for civilian usage however is owned and operated by the coast guard.
CASA/IPTN CN-235	Spain	Maritime Patrol/Utility	8		Mostly used for utility like transport and logistics, however is also regularly used for maritime patrol.
Cessna 172 T-41	United States	Maritime Patrol	27		Small aircraft for maritime patrol usage.
Avro 652 Anson	United Kingdom	Trainer	15		Mainly used to train for large airframes.
Gulfstream III	United States	VIP	2		Mainly used for high ranking officers of the armed forces and defence forces but also used for government members.
Gulfstream IV	United States	VIP	1		Reserved for the chiefs of the Coast guard and high up military/government personnel. Equipped with multiple gun stashes in case of emergencies and has air to air refuelling capabilities.
Miles M.25 Martinet	United Kingdom	Trainer	5		Training craft for small airframes. Planned to be replaced soon.
Pilatus PC-12	Switzerland	Trainer/Utility/Maritime Patrol/VIP	11		Mainly used as a utility aircraft, however one is stationed on Rathlin Island for specifically the Rathlin Island Governor and Councillor
A400M	Germany	Utility	1		Used solely as a logistics aircraft, rarely sees usage and plans of transferring it to the airforce are underway.
Rotary Wing Aircraft
Mil-24 T1	USSR	Maritime Patrol	9		Originally bought from Russia back in 2020, now switched to patrol usage. The T1 variant is a Corkonian variant of the Mil-24 which replaces the front gun with a spotlight. The T1 is not armed.
Sikorsky S-92	United States	Maritime Patrol/Rescue	4		Used solely for patrol and maritime rescue operations
Sikorsky S-61N	United States	Maritime Patrol/Trainer