Russian Airforce: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 23:12, 2 April 2024

Name	Origin	Type	Number	Notes
Multirole/Fighter aircraft
Mikoyan Mig-29	Russia	Fighter	14	Mostly used for dogfights.
Mikoyan Mig-31.	Russia	Interceptor	12	Mostly used to intercept other jets.
Mikoyan Mig-35	Russia	Multirole	8	Multirole jet fighter.
Sukhoi Su-27	Russia	Fighter	27
Sukhoi SU-30	Russia	Multirole	15	Multirole jet fighter.
Sukhoi SU-34	Russia	Multirole	2	Multirole jet fighter.
Sukhoi SU-35	Russia	Multirole	1	Multirole jet fighter.
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

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