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Indonesian National Armed Forces aviation equipment shown during the 79th Anniversary in Halim Perdanakusuma Air Force Base

This list identifies the military aircraft which are being operated or have formerly been operated by the Indonesian National Armed Forces.

Current aircraft

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Indonesian Air Force

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Main article: Indonesian Air Force
See also: List of equipment of the Indonesian Air Force § Aircraft

Indonesian Army Aviation

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Main article: Indonesian Army Aviation Command
NC-212 Aviocar
Indonesian Army Mi-17V-5
Aircraft Origin Type Variant In service Notes
Fixed-wing aircraft
CASA/IPTN CN-235 Indonesia/Spain transport 3 on order[1]
N219 Nurtanio Indonesia transport 6 on order[2]
CASA C-212 Indonesia/Spain transport 6[3] licensed built by PTDI
Beechcraft Premier I United States VIP transport 1[3]
Helicopter
UH-60 Black Hawk United States utility S-70M 22 on order[4]
AH-64 Apache United States attack AH-64E 8[3]
Bell 205 United States utility/light attack Bell 205A-1 10[3]
Bell 412 Indonesia/Canada utility/light attack NBell-SP/HP/EP/EPI 59[3] 9 more have been delivered;[3] licensed built by PTDI
Mil Mi-24 Russia attack Mi-35P 7[3]
Mil Mi-17 Russia transport Mi-17V-5 9[3]
Eurocopter Fennec France utility/light attack AS355/AS550 12[note 1][3] licensed built by PTDI[5]
MBB Bo 105 Indonesia/Germany utility/light attack NBO-105 12[3] licensed built by PTDI

Indonesian Naval Aviation

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Main article: Indonesian Navy
CASA C-212 Aviocar of the Indonesian Navy
AS565 Panther
Aircraft Origin Type Variant In service Notes
Maritime patrol
Beechcraft Baron United States transport / trainer G58 Baron 2[3]
Beechcraft Bonanza United States transport / trainer G-36 Bonanza 7[6][7] Total of 8, 1 crashed in Madura Strait[8]
CASA/IPTN CN-235 Indonesia/Spain patrol / transport CN-235 MPA 6[3] 1 on order
CASA C-212 Indonesia/Spain patrol / transport 13[3] 5 C212 (MPA) for special missions & 8 C212i for transport.

installed with domestic made FLIR[9][10]

Beechcraft Super King Air United States VIP transport 350i 1[11]
Helicopter
Bell 412 Canada utility Bell 412EP 3[3] licensed produced by Indonesian Aerospace[10]
MBB Bo 105 Germany utility 9[3]
Mil Mi-2 Russia[12] utility 1[3]
Eurocopter AS565 France ASW / SAR / utility 11[3]
Eurocopter AS332 France SAR / utility NAS 332F 1[3][13]
Trainer aircraft
Socata TB France basic trainer TB-9 / TB-10 4 / 5[14]
Piper PA-28 United States trainer Piper Archer DX 5[15]
Bell 505 Jet Ranger X Canada rotorcraft trainer 2[16]
Eurocopter EC-120 France rotorcraft trainer 5[3]
UAV
Lapan LSU-02 Indonesia Survelliance UAV
Lapan LSU-03 Indonesia Survelliance
Boeing Insitu ScanEagle United States Survelliance 14 on order[17]

Retired aircraft

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Indonesian Air Force

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Aircraft Origin Type Variant In service Notes
Combat Aircraft
Nakajima Ki-27 Empire of Japan fighter n/a At least one was known to be in service.[18]
Nakajima Ki-43 Empire of Japan fighter Ki-43-II n/a Estimated 11 aircraft were in service between 1945-1949.[18]
Kawasaki Ki-61 Empire of Japan fighter n/a Estimated 6 aircraft were in service in 1946.[18]
Kawanishi N1K Empire of Japan floatplane fighter N1K1 n/a Estimated 4 aircraft were obtained.[18][19]
P-51 Mustang United States fighter-bomber P-51D/K
Cavalier Mustang II 		49[20][21] Consisted of ex ML-KNIL P-51D/K and US-supplied Cavalier Mustang II under the Peace Pony programs.
Lavochkin La-11 Soviet Union fighter 24 Supplied by People's Republic of China[20]
MiG-17 Soviet Union fighter MiG-17F
MiG-17PF 		70[20][22] 30 units were Czechoslovak-built S-104 and 40 were Polish-built Lim-5P
MiG-19 Soviet Union fighter MiG-19S 35[22]
MiG-21 Soviet Union fighter MiG-21F-13 26[22]
CAC Sabre Australia fighter Mk.32 23[23]
F-5 Tiger II United States fighter F-5E/F Tiger II 16[20][24] 11 F-5E and 5 F-5F
A-4 Skyhawk United States fighter A-4E 31[20]
BAE Hawk United Kingdom light attack / trainer Hawk 53 20[20]
Kawasaki Ki-48 Empire of Japan bomber n/a Nicknamed "Diponegoro II". At least an aircraft were in service between 1945-1948.[18]
Nakajima Ki-49 Empire of Japan bomber n/a Nicknamed "Diponegoro I". Estimated 2 aircraft were in service between 1945-1947.[18]
Mitsubishi Ki-51 Empire of Japan bomber n/a Nicknamed "Guntei". Estimated 8 aircraft were in service between 1945-1949.[18]
Bristol Blenheim United Kingdom bomber Mk IV 1 It was re-engined with Nakajima Sakae engines.[18]
B-25 Mitchell[21] United States bomber C/D/J 42[20] ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force
Tupolev Tu-2 Soviet Union bomber 12 Supplied by People's Republic of China[25]
B-26 Invader United States bomber A-26B 6[20] Supplied by United States under the Mutual Assistance Program.
Ilyushin Il-28 Soviet Union bomber 32[20] Czechoslovak-built B-228
Tupolev Tu-16 Soviet Union strategic bomber Tu-16KS1 26[20]
Ilyushin Il-10 Soviet Union attack 14 Czechoslovak-built B-33. Supplied by Poland.[26]
AC-47 Spooky United States close air support gunship 2 Armed with 3x 12.7mm AN/M3 Browning HMG. It was replaced by OV-10 Bronco and converted into transport aircraft.[27]
OV-10 Bronco United States COIN / surveillance OV-10F 16[28]
Mitsubishi F1M Empire of Japan reconnaissance floatplane F1M2 n/a [18]
Yokosuka E14Y Empire of Japan reconnaissance floatplane n/a [29]
Taylorcraft Auster United Kingdom liaison Mk III 22[20] ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force
Transport
Mitsubishi Ki-57 Empire of Japan transport n/a [18]
Kawanishi H6K Empire of Japan flying boat transport H6K2-L 1[18]
Douglas C-47 United States transport C-47A
C-47B 		21[20]
L-12 Electra Junior United States transport L-12A 7[18] ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force
Noorduyn Norseman Canada utility UC-64A 1[30] ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force[note 2]
PBY Catalina United States SAR / utility PBY-5A 8[21] Amphibious aircraft
Cessna 180 United States utility 6[20]
HU-16 Albatross United States SAR / utility UF-1 10[20] Amphibious aircraft
G-21 Goose United States utility 2[32] Acquired from Shell in 1957.
de Havilland Canada DHC-3 Canada utility / transport 5[20] STOL capable aircraft
PA-22 Tri-Pacer United States utility PA-22-125 n/a [33]
Ilyushin Il-14 Soviet Union transport 28[20] Czechoslovak-built Avia 14
Antonov An-12 Soviet Union transport An-12B 6[20]
Cessna 185 United States utility 1[20]
PA-32 Cherokee United States utility n/a [34]
Lockheed JetStar United States transport / VIP JetStar 6 3[35] T-1645 "Pancasila", T-17845 "Irian", T-9446 "Sapta Marga"
Lockheed Super Constellation United States transport / VIP L-1049C/H 3[36]
Cessna 402 United States utility 401A
402A 		7 Five 401A and two 402A[37]
Cessna 206 United States utility T207 5[22]
Cessna 188 United States agricultural 188 AgTruck 4[38]
Short SC.7 Skyvan United Kingdom transport Skyvan 3M-400 3[20] [39]
Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer United Kingdom transport Twin Pioneer Series 1 12[20] Ex Royal Malaysian Air Force
Fokker F27 Netherlands transport F27-400M 8[40][41]
Fokker F28 Netherlands transport / VIP 1000
3000R
4000 		4[40] All of the aircraft were ex commercial airliner.[note 3] Retired completely in 2017/2018[42]
Boeing 707 United States transport / VIP 707-3M1C 1[43][41] Ex Pelita Air
Helicopters
Hiller 12 United States utility Hiller 360B 10[20]
Mil Mi-1 Soviet Union utility 8[20] Polish-built SM-1
Mil Mi-4 Soviet Union utility Mi-4A 26[20]
Mil Mi-6 Soviet Union transport Mi-6T 8[20]
Sikorsky H-34 United States transport VH-34D
UH-34D
UH-34G
S-58T 		16[44] A VH-34D were acquired in 1961 as VIP helicopter.[45] Seven UH-34D and three UH-34G ex VNAF were acquired in 1970s.[46][47] All but three H-34 were converted into S-58T in late 1970's. Further five S-58T were acquired in early 1980's[48]
Sikorsky SH-3 Sea King United States VIP transport S-61V-1 1[20] Presidential helicopter[49]
Bell 47 United States utility Bell 47G-3B-1 "Soloy" 4[20]
Hughes 500 United States utility Hughes 500C 12[50][51] Ex Pelita Air.
Bell 204 United States utility Bell 204B 2[28]
Bell 206 United States liaison 2[28]
Aérospatiale SA 321 Super Frelon France transport SA 321J 1[52] Was operated by Pelita Air Service.
Trainer Aircraft
Yokosuka K5Y Empire of Japan trainer / bomber K5Y1 n/a Nicknamed "Cureng". At least 20 aircraft were in service between 1945-1949.[18]
Tachikawa Ki-55 Empire of Japan trainer n/a Nicknamed "Cukiu". At least 25 aircraft were in service between 1945-1949.[18]
Mansyu Ki-79 Manchukuo trainer / liaison Ki-79b n/a Nicknamed "Nishikoren". At least 9 aircraft were in service between 1945-1949.[18]
L-4 Grasshopper United States trainer / liaison L-4J 63[20] ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force
AT-6 Harvard United States trainer AT-16
T-6G 		16[20]
25[18] 		The AT-16s were ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force. Twenty five T-6G were bought from US in 1950.
BT-13 Valiant United States trainer 45[20]
de Havilland Vampire United Kingdom trainer T.55 8[20]
LIPNUR Belalang Indonesia trainer NU-90 3[53] Used briefly by Indonesian Air Force Academy
PZL TS-8 Bies Poland trainer 2[20]
MiG-15 Soviet Union trainer MiG-15UTI 15[20] Czechoslovak-built CS-102
T-34 Mentor United States trainer B45
T-34C 		40
25[20] 		Forty Model B45 were acquired in 1962-64. Sixteen T-34C were acquired in 1978, while further nine in 1984.
Aero L-29 Delfín Czechoslovakia trainer 18[54]
PZL-104 Wilga Poland trainer / utility Wilga 32 18[26] Locally-built as Lipnur Gelatik
T-33 Shooting Star United States trainer / light attack[55] T-33A 12[20]
Pazmany PL-1 United States trainer PL-2 30[20] Locally-built as Lipnur LT-200
AS 202 Bravo Switzerland trainer AS 202/18A 40[56]
A-4 Skyhawk United States trainer TA-4H/J 4[20] 2 TA-4H and 2 TA-4J were obtained from Israel and United States respectively.[57]

Notes

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  1. ^ 6 AS355, 6 AS550
  2. ^ c/n 536, Ex USAAF 44-70271, Ex PK-SAM, Ex ML-KNIL T-400[31]
  3. ^ F28-1000 (A-2801) ex Pelita Air; F28-3000R (A-2802 and A-2803) ex Garuda Indonesia; F28-4000 (A-2804) ex Transwisata Prima Aviation[40]

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