List of equipment of the Indonesian Air Force

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This is a list of equipment currently in service or on order, with the Indonesian Air Force, as well as some of the formerly used equipment.

Aircraft of the Indonesian National Armed Forces shown during the TNI's 79th Anniversary in Halim Perdanakusuma Air Force Base

List of aircraft

Fixed-wing aircraft

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Aircraft Origin Type Variant In service Notes
Combat aircraft
Dassault Rafale France Swingrole fighter Rafale EI
(F4.1)		 2[1]
(+ 24 on order)[2]		 [note 1]
Rafale DI
(F4.1)		 4[1]
(+12 on order)[2]
General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon United States Multirole fighter F-16AM 7[5] [note 2]
F-16BM 3[5]
F-16C 18[5]
F-16D 5[5]
Sukhoi Su-27 Russia Air superiority fighter / interceptor Su-27SK 2[5] [note 3]
Su-27SKM 3[5]
Sukhoi Su-30 Russia Multirole fighter Su-30MK 2[5] [note 4]
Su-30MK2 9[5]
TAI TF Kaan Turkey /
Indonesia		 Stealth fighter Block 30[15] 0[5]
(+ 48 on order)		 [note 5]
KAI KF-21 Boramae South Korea /
Indonesia		 Swingrole fighter – 0
(+ 1 on order)[18]		 Fifth prototype of the KF-21 transferred to Indonesia.[18]
Light combat aircraft
BAE Hawk United Kingdom Light multirole fighter (single seat) Hawk 209 21[5] [note 6]
KAI T-50 Golden Eagle South Korea Lead-in fighter trainer /
light attack aircraft		 T-50i 19[22][23] [note 7]
Embraer EMB 314 Super Tucano Brazil Light attack aircraft /
Counter-insurgency		 – 13[5] [note 8]
Leonardo M-346 Master Italy Lead-in fighter trainer /
light multirole fighter		 M-346F Block 20 0
(+ 12 on order)[30]		 [note 9]
Special mission
Boeing 737-200 United States Maritime patrol 737-2X9 Surveiller 3[5] [35][36]
737-2Q8 Adv 1 [note 10]
EADS CASA C-295 Spain /
Indonesia		 Maritime patrol CN295 Special Mission 1[39]
CASA / IPTN CN235 Spain /
Indonesia		 Maritime patrol CN235-220 MPA 2[40]
IAe NC212 Spain /
Indonesia		 Aerial photography (Recce) /
cloud seeding		 NC212i 3[5]
(+ 1 on order)[41][42]		 [note 11]
Tanker
Airbus A400M Europe Tanker /
strategic and tactical airlifter /
MEDEVAC		 A400M MRTT 2[5] [note 12]
Lockheed KC-130 United States Tanker /
tactical airlifter		 KC-130B 1[5] [note 13]
Transport
Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules United States Tactical airlifter C-130J-30 5[5] [5][47]
Lockheed C-130 Hercules United States Tactical airlifter C-130B 2[5][48] [note 14]
C-130H 11[5] [note 15]
C-130H-30 5[5] [note 16]
Lockheed L-100 Hercules United States Tactical airlifter L-100-30 3[5] [note 17]
EADS CASA C-295 Spain /
Indonesia		 Tactical airlifter CN295 9[5] [note 18]
CASA / IPTN CN235 Spain /
Indonesia		 Tactical airlifter CN235-100M 1[68]
 Back in service in early 2026.[69]
CN235-220M 3[5]
 [5]
IAe NC212 Spain /
Indonesia		 Tactical airlifter NC212-200M 9[5]
NC212i 4[5] [note 19]
VIP transport
Boeing 737 United States VIP transport 737-400
(737 classic)		 3[5] [note 20]
737-500
(737 classic)		 1 [note 21]
737-800
(737 NG)		 2 [note 22]
737-700 BBJ1 1 Primary Indonesian presidential aircraft.[note 23]
737-800 BBJ2 1 Secondary Indonesian presidential aircraft.[note 24]
Dassault Falcon 8X France VIP transport /
liaison aircraft		 – 4
(+ 2 on order)[84]		 [note 25]
Lockheed L-100 Hercules United States VIP transport L-100-30 1[88][89] [note 26]
Lockheed C-130 Hercules United States VIP transport C-130H-30 1[88] [note 27]
Trainer aircraft
BAE Hawk United Kingdom Advanced trainer /
light attack aircraft		 Hawk 109 7[5] [note 28]
KAI KT-1 Woongbi South Korea Basic trainer KT-1B 16[5] [note 29]
Grob G120 Germany Ab initio trainer G120TP 30[5] [note 30]
Cessna T-41 Mescalero United States Ab initio trainer T-41D 1[95] [note 31]
IAe NC212 Spain /
Indonesia		 Navigation trainer NC212-200M 1[96]
NC212i NavTrain 1[5] [note 32][note 33]
Cessna 172 United States Ab initio trainer 172S Skyhawk SP 2[98][99] Used by Indonesian Air Force Academy[100][101]
Cessna 182 United States Ab initio trainer 182T Skylane 2[98][99] Used by Indonesian Air Force Academy[100][101]
DG Flugzeugbau DG-1000 Germany Glider trainer – N/A Used by Indonesian Air Force Academy[102][101]
Schweizer SGS 2-33 United States Glider trainer SGS 2-33A N/A Used by Indonesian Air Force Academy[103][101]
Pilatus PC-24 Switzerland Multi-engine trainer /
liaison aircraft		 – 0
(+ 12 on order)		 Ordered in 2026.[104][105]
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Planned future fixed-wing aircraft

This lists the aircraft planned to be purchased by the Indonesian Air Force through its modernisation.

Combat aircraft
  • Jet fighters:
    • KAI KF-21 Boramae: The fifth prototype of the development programme is to be transferred to Indonesia.[106] In parallel, talks regarding the purchase of KF-21 aircraft are ongoing, with a potential quantity published of 16 aircraft. Some sources says the government will made the decision to acquire 48 aircraft (36 additional aircraft remaining).[107]
Transport aircraft
  • Airbus A400M: Indonesia signed a letter of intent for four additional A400M in 2021, when two A400M were ordered.[43]

Rotary wing aircraft

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Aircraft Origin Type Variant In service Notes
Transport helicopters
Eurocopter AS332 Super Puma France /
Indonesia		 Transport /
VIP transport /
utility		 NAS 332C1 12[5] 12 remain in service.[5] Several units are used as VIP helicopters.[108]
Licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace.
NAS 332L1
NAS 332L2
Leonardo AW189 Italy Transport /
utility		 – 0
(+ 5 on order)		 6 AW 189 on order (1 at least in VIP configuration, likely 5 in transport / utility configuration).[109][110]
Search and rescue (SAR)
Airbus H225M France /
Indonesia		 CSAR
(combat search and rescue)		 – 12[5] 14 H225M (12 in CSAR configuration, 2 in VIP transport configuration).[note 34]
Licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace.
AgustaWestland AW139 Italy SAR – 1[5] [5]
Operated by the Air Force for the National Search And Rescue Agency.[114]
IPTN NBO 105 Germany /
Indonesia		 SAR NBO 105CB 1[5] [5]
Operated by the Air Force for the National Search And Rescue Agency, and licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace.
VIP transport
Airbus H225M France /
Indonesia		 VIP transport – 2[5] Total 14 H225M (12 in CSAR configuration, 2 in VIP transport configuration).[note 35] Licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace.
AgustaWestland AW101 United Kingdom /
Italy		 VIP transport Mk 641 1[109][117] [109][117]
Leonardo AW189 Italy VIP transport – 0
(+ 1 on order)		 6 AW 189 on order (1 at least in VIP configuration, likely 5 in transport / utility configuration).[109][110]
Trainer helicopters
Eurocopter EC120 Colibri France Rotorcraft trainer EC120B 14[note 36] [note 37]
Airbus H145 Germany Rotorcraft trainer /
Light SAR		 H145D3 0
(+ 4 on order)		 Ordered in 2024.[126][127]
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Note: despite what the World Air Forces 2026 document mentions, the SA330 fleet was retired from the Indonesian Air Force in 2023.[128][129]

Unmanned aerial vehicles

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Aircraft Origin Type Role Variant In service Notes
Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV)
CASC Rainbow China Fixed wing, MALE
(medium-altitude long-endurance)		 UCAV CH-4B 6
 [130][131]
TAI Anka Turkey Fixed wing, MALE UCAV Anka-S 3[132]
(+ 3 on order)		 [note 38]
Bayraktar Kızılelma Turkey Fixed wing, stealth, supersonic
 UCAV – 0
(+ 12 on order)[135]		 [note 39]
Bayraktar Akinci Turkey Fixed wing, HALE
(high-altitude long-endurance)		 UCAV – 0
(+ 9 on order)[136]		 [note 40][137]
Unmanned Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR)
IAe Wulung Indonesia Fixed wing ISR – 3 [138][139]
Aeronautics Defense Orbiter Israel Fixed wing, SUAV
(small unmanned aerial vehicle)		 ISR Orbiter 2B N/A Used by Korpasgat.[140]
Unmanned Trainer
Aeronautics Aerostar Tactical UAS Israel Fixed wing Trainer – 4 [141][142][143][144]
IPCD UAV-D France
Indonesia		 Fixed wing Trainer – N/A licensed built by Indo Pacific Communication & Defense.[145]
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Aircraft munitions

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Model Origin Type Variant Used with Notes
Cannons
GIAT 30 France Revolver cannon
(30×150mm B)		 GIAT 30M 791 Rafale EI (F4) /
Rafale DI (F4)		 [1]
GSh-30-1 Russia Autocannon
(30×165mm)		 – Su-27SK /
Su-27SKM /
Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 [5]
M61 Vulcan United States Rotary cannon (6 barrels)
(20×102mm)		 M61A1 F-16AM /
F-16BM /
F-16C /
F-16D		 [5]
M61A2 KF-21 [106]
M197 United States Rotary cannon (3 barrels)
(20×102mm)		 – T-50i [146]
FN M2 United States Machine guns
(12.7×99mm NATO)		 FN M3P EMB 314 [5][147]
1 integrated in each wing.
Air-to-Air Missile (AAM)
Meteor Europe BVR, radar homing
(beyond-visual-range)		 – Rafale EI (F4) /
Rafale DI (F4)		 [148][149][150][151]
AIM-120 AMRAAM United States BVR, radar homing AIM-120C-7 F-16AM /
F-16BM /
F-16C /
F-16D		 [152]
Also potentially used with the NASAMS 2 air defence systems.
AIM-9 Sidewinder United States Short range, infrared homing AIM-9P4 /
AIM-9P5		 F-16AM /
F-16BM /
F-16C /
F-16D /
Hawk 109 /
Hawk 209 /
T-50i		 [153][154][155]
AIM-9X Block II F-16AM /
F-16BM /
F-16C /
F-16D		 [156]
R-77 Russia BVR, radar homing RVV-AE Su-27SKM /
Su-30MK2		 [153][157][158][159][160]
R-27 Ukraine /
Russia		 Medium range, semi-active radar homing R-27R1 Su-27SK /
Su-27SKM /
Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 Purchased from the Ukrainian manufacturer of the missile.[153][161][162]
R-27ER1
R-73 Russia Short range, infrared homing R-73E Su-27SK /
Su-27SKM /
Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 [153][163][164][165]
Air-to-Ground Missile (AGM)
Kh-59 Ovod Russia Air-launched, land attack cruise missile
(EO guidance)		 Kh-59M Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 [166][167] [153]
Kh-31 Russia Anti-radiation missile Kh-31P Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 [168][169][153]
Kh-29 Russia Air-to-ground tactical missile Kh-29TE Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 [170][171][172][153]
Short range missile with a heavy warhead.
AGM-65 Maverick United States Air-to-ground tactical missile
(dual EO / IR guidance system)
(close air support missile)		 AGM-65D /
AGM-65G /
AGM-65K2		 F-16AM /
F-16BM /
F-16C /
F-16D /
Hawk 109 /
Hawk 209 /
T-50i		 [153][173]
The training variant (TGM-65G / TGM-65K2) is also in service.
C-907 China Air-to-ground tactical missile
(close air support missile)		 – Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 [153][174]
AR-2 China Air-to-ground tactical missile
(close air support missile)		 AR-2 CH-4B [133][175]
Guided bombs
AASM Hammer France Precision guided glide bomb N/A
(available options[176])		 Rafale EI (F4) /
Rafale DI (F4)		 [149][150][151]
JDAM United States Precision guided bomb GBU-38 F-16AM /
F-16BM /
F-16C /
F-16D /
Hawk 109 /
Hawk 209 /
T-50i		 [177][178]
Warhead, Mark 82, 500 lb (230 kg) bomb.
Guided with the AAQ-33 Sniper ATP.[179]
Precision guided bomb GBU-54
Unguided bombs
Mark 81 Indonesia General-purpose bomb
(118 kg (260 lb))		 Mk 81 RI EMB 314 [180][181]
Mark 82 United States General-purpose bomb
(500 lb (230 kg))		 – F-16AM /
F-16BM /
F-16C /
F-16D /
Hawk 109 /
Hawk 209 /
T-50i		 Used with JDAM guidance kits.[177][178][182]
BNT-250 Indonesia General-purpose bomb
(500 lb (230 kg))		 – – Successor of the Mk 82.[183]
M117 United States Unguided bomb
790 lb (360 kg)		 - F-16AM /
F-16BM /
F-16C /
F-16D /
Hawk 109 /
Hawk 209 /
T-50i		 [184][185]
P-bombs Indonesia Unguided bomb
100 kg (220 lb)		 P-100L Su-27SK /
Su-27SKM /
Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 [186]
P-250L [186]
OFAB-100 Russia Unguided bomb
100 kg (220 lb)		 – Su-27SK /
Su-27SKM /
Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 [187]
OFAB-250 [de] Russia Unguided bomb
250 kg (550 lb)		 – Su-27SK /
Su-27SKM /
Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 [187]
Rockets
FFAR 70mm Belgium /
Indonesia		 Rocket / rocket pod
(7 × 70mm)		 – Hawk 109 /
Hawk 209 /
T-50i /
EMB 314		 [5][187]
Licence made rockets from FZ (Thales Belgium) [de].[188][189][190]
S8 Kom Russia Rocket / rocket pod
(2 × 80mm)		 – Su-27SK /
Su-27SKM /
Su-30MK /
Su-30MK2		 [187]
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Air defence

Air defence systems

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Model Origin Type Elements of the air defence system In service Notes
Surface-to-Air Missiles (SAM)
NASAMS 2 Norway
United States		 Medium range SAM system Kongsberg SFC
SHORAD fire control
(1 per fire unit)		 2
(fire units)		 [191][192][193][194]
Deployed from 2020.[195]
2 AN/MPQ-64F1 Sentinel, X-band, electronically steered, pulse-Doppler, 3D radar
(1 per fire unit)
6 NASAMS Mk2 launchers
(3 per fire unit)
AIM-120C-7 anti-air missile

[196]

TriSula-U Turkey
Czech Republic		 Long range SAM system Retia C2 fire control unit 0
(unknown quantity on order)		 Indonesian variant of the Hisar-U system.
Battery composed of:[197]
  • 1 × command unit / fire control unit
  • 1 × long range air surveillance radar
  • 2 × medium range air surveillance radar
  • 4 × missile launchers (6 × missiles per launcher)
  • Support vehicles
Retia RL-3DL long range radar
Retia RL-3DM medium range radar
SİPER block 2,[198][199] surface-to-air missile / anti-ballistic missile
(medium to long range)
Tatra T815-7 8×8 trucks[200] for the launch platforms, radar vehicles, command and control vehicles, ammunition transport vehicles, mobile maintenance units
TriSula-O Turkey Medium range SAM system Retia C2 fire control unit 0
(unknown quantity on order)		 Indonesian variant of the Hisar-O system.
Battery composed of:[197]
  • 1 × command unit / fire control unit
  • 1 × long range air surveillance radar
  • 2 × medium range air surveillance radar
  • 4 × missile launchers (6 × missiles per launcher)
  • Support vehicles
Retia RL-3DL long range radar
Retia RL-3DM medium range radar
Hisar-O surface-to-air missile
Tatra T815-7 8×8 trucks[200] for the launch platforms, radar vehicles, command and control vehicles, ammunition transport vehicles, mobile maintenance units
Man Portable Air Defence System (MANPADS)
QW-3 Vanguard China MANPADS Light anti-air missile N/A [201][202][203]
Pick-up equipped with a TH-5711 Smart Hunter radar system and a surveillance module N/A
QW-19 Vanguard China MANPADS Light anti-air missile N/A [202]
Shoulder launcher
KP-SAM Chiron South Korea MANPADS Light anti-air LIG Nex1missile N/A [204]
Used in conjunction with the Skyshield anti-aircraft gun system.[205]
Tripod and launcher
Anti-aircraft gun
Skyshield Mk2 Switzerland Anti-aircraft gun system Oerlikon X-TAR3D (container variant)[206]
(fire control unit, X-band radar, optical sensor, IFF)		 7
(fire units)		 [207][208]
Each fire unit is equipped with:
  • 1 fire control and sensor unit
  • 2 revolver guns
  • transport trucks
  • 4 KP-SAM Chiron MANPADS which accompany the Skyshield system to protect itThe system is mobile thanks to trucks, and can be carried by C-130 transport aircraft.
Oerlikon Mk2 revolver gun[209]
(system with 2 × 35×228mm air defence, and optical sensor)
AHEAD ammunition
(Airburst ammunition)
Hino Ranger 500 FM285 trucks
Zastava M55 A2 Yugoslavia Towed anti-aircraft gun 3 × 20x110mm cannons N/A [210][211]
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Planned future air defence systems

Planned air defence system to be ordered:

Air surveillance

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Model Origin Type In service Notes
Ground controlled interception / early warning
AR-325 Commander United Kingdom Fixed, E / F-Band (IEEE), long range, early warning, 3D radar ≥ 3 [213][214]
RETIA, a.s. [cs] Czech Republic Fixed ground controlled interception radar 12 [215][216]
Selex RAT-31DL/M Italy Mobile, L-Band (IEEE), AESA, solid-state, long range, early warning, 3D radar 1 [217][218]
Thales Ground Master 403 France Mobile, S-Band (IEEE), AESA, GaN, long range, early warning, 3D radar 13 [219][220]
Indonesia purchased the radars with the Thales SkyView Command and Control system that integrated to the Indonesian Air Operation Centre.
ThalesRaytheonSystem Master-T France
United States		 Mobile, S-Band (IEEE), long range, early warning, 3D radar 8 [221][222]
Data transmission: Thales CRC system with SBM V-Sat Plus II.[223]
Thomson TRS-2215 France Mobile, S-Band (IEEE), long range, early warning, 3D radar 2[224] [225]
First order in 1978.[224]
Thomson TRS-2230D France Fixed, S-Band (IEEE), long range, early warning, 3D radar 10[224] Same radar as TRS-2215, wider for fixed station, and remote command and control.[225]
First order in 1984.[224]
Weibel MFSR-2100/45 Denmark Mobile, X-band (IEEE), surveillance and tracking, 3D radar 2 [226][227][228]
Short range air surveillance
MLAAD-SR China Mobile, short-range, 3D radar 16 [229]
Passive radars
VERA-NG Czech Republic Passive radar
and ESM		 N/A South China sea surveillance (air and sea).[230]
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Ground vehicles

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Model Origin Type In service Notes
AFV
Pindad APS-3 Anoa Indonesia Anoa Command
Anoa APC		 N/A [231]
Light armored vehicles
TAD Turangga Indonesia – N/A Built by Karya Tugas Anda (TAD Defence)[232][233]
J-Forces ILSV Indonesia Armored variant N/A Built by J-Forces[234]
SSE P2 Indonesia Commando II N/A [233]
SSE P2 Tiger Indonesia – N/A Built by Sentra Surya Ekajaya (SSE Defence)[235]
SSE P6 ATAV Indonesia P6 ATAV V3 (armoured) N/A Built by Sentra Surya Ekajaya (SSE Defence)[233]
IAe/SSE DMV-30 Indonesia DMV-30T
DMV-30A		 N/A Built by Indonesian Aerospace and Sentra Surya Ekajaya (SSE Defence)[233]
Utility vehicles
Pindad Maung Indonesia MV3 100 [236]
Toyota Hilux Japan Hilux LSV N/A [233]
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Small arms

  • Pindad G2 Combat
    Pindad G2 Combat
  • Korpasgat soldiers marching with Pindad SS1-V1 (left) and SS2-V4 (middle and right) assault rifle.
    Korpasgat soldiers marching with Pindad SS1-V1 (left) and SS2-V4 (middle and right) assault rifle.
  • Military Police with Daewoo K1 carbines
    Military Police with Daewoo K1 carbines
  • MP5 submachine gun
    MP5 submachine gun
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Model Origin Type Calibre Variant Notes
Handguns
Pindad G2 Indonesia Semi-automatic pistol 9×19mm Parabellum G2 Combat Standard issued sidearms.[237]
G2 Elite
Beretta 92 Italy Semi-automatic pistol 9×19mm Parabellum 92FSUsed by Korpasgat[238]
Glock Austria Semi-automatic pistol 9×19mm Parabellum Glock 17[239][240]
Glock 18[241]
Glock 19[242]
Glock 26[243]
Glock 34[244]
.40 S&W Glock 23[245]
Glock 27[246]
.380 ACP Glock 42[237]
Sig P226 Switzerland Semi-automatic pistol 9×19mm Parabellum P226 Used by Korpasgat[247]
P228
SIG Sauer P320 United States Semi-automatic pistol 9×19mm Parabellum – Used by Korpasgat[238]
Zastava CZ99 Yugoslavia Semi-automatic pistol 9×19mm Parabellum CZ99[248] Used by Korpasgat.[249]
Submachine guns
HK MP5 Germany Submachine gun 9×19mm Parabellum MP5K-PDW Used by Bravo Detachment 90.[240]
MP5-SD[238]
SIG MPX United States Submachine gun 9×19mm Parabellum – Used by Korpasgat.[250][251]
Assault rifles / Carbines
Pindad SS1 Indonesia Assault rifle 5.56×45mm NATO SS1-V1[252] Standard issued assault rifles.[237]
SS1-V2[253]
Pindad SS2 Indonesia Assault rifle 5.56×45mm NATO SS2-V1[254] Standard issued, gradually to replace the remaining SS1 in service.[255]
SS2-V2[252]
SS2-V4[256]
SS2-V4HB[238]
Heckler & Koch G36 Germany Assault rifle 5.56×45mm NATO G36C Used by Bravo Detachment 90.[257]
IWI Tavor X95 Israel Bullpup assault rifle 5.56×45mm NATO Used by Korpasgat.[258]
SAR 21 Singapore Bullpup assault rifle 5.56×45mm NATO [259]
Daewoo K1 South Korea Carbine 5.56×45mm NATO K1A [260]
Dasan DSAR-15 South Korea Carbine 5.56×45mm NATO DSAR-15P Used by Bravo Detachment 90.[261]
SIG 516 United States Carbine 5.56×45mm NATO SIG 516 CQB Used by Korpasgat[238]
SIG MCX United States Carbine 5.56×45mm NATO Virtus SBR Used by Korpasgat.[262][263]
Battle rifles
Heckler & Koch G3 Germany Battle rifle 7.62×51mm NATO – [264]
Machine guns
FN Minimi Belgium
Indonesia		 Light machine gun 5.56×45mm NATO Pindad SM3 Standard issued.[265]
RPD Soviet Union Light machine gun 7.62×39mm – [266]
FN MAG Belgium
Indonesia		 General-purpose machine gun 7.62×51mm NATO Pindad SM2 Standard issued.[265]
M60 United States General-purpose machine gun 7.62×51mm NATO – [267]
M134 Minigun United States Gatling-type machine gun 7.62×51mm NATO – [233]
M2 Browning United States
Indonesia		 Heavy machine gun 12.7×99mm NATO Pindad SMB-2 Standard issued.[266]
DShK Soviet Union Heavy machine gun 12.7x108mm [266]
Precision rifles
Accuracy International Arctic Warfare United Kingdom Bolt action sniper rifle 7.62×51mm NATO AX308 [268]
Accuracy International AW50 United Kingdom Anti-materiel rifle 12.7×99mm NATO AW50 [268]
Barett M82 United States Anti-materiel rifle 12.7×99mm NATO M82A1 [268]
PGM Hécate II France Anti-materiel rifle 12.7×99mm NATO FR-12.7 [269]
Denel NTW-20 Anti-materiel rifle 20×82mm – Used by Korpasgat.[270][271]
Grenades and grenade launchers
M203 United States
Indonesia		 Under barrel grenade launcher 40×46mm LV SPG Standard issued.[272]
Anti-tank weapons
C90-CR Spain Rocket-propelled grenade 90mm – [273]
M80 Zolja Serbia Rocket-propelled grenade 64mm – [274]
Mortars
Commando Mortar Indonesia Infantry light mortar 40mm – [272]
Pindad Mo-1 Mortar Indonesia Infantry light mortar 60mm – [272]
Pindad Mo-2 Mortar Indonesia Infantry light mortar 60mm Long range [265]
Pindad Mo-3 Mortar Indonesia 81mm – [265]
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Retired aircraft

Main article: List of aircraft of the Indonesian National Armed Forces § Retired aircraft

Below is a list of some notable aircraft previous operated by the Armed Forces of Indonesia.

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Notes

  1. [1]
    Total 42 Rafale ordered, consisting of 26 Rafale EI and 16 Rafale DI,[2][3] with an option for 24 additional Rafale.[4]
    First delivery in May 2026.[1]
  2. [2]
    All 10 F-16 A/B Block 15 OCU has undergone Falcon STAR-eMLU (STructural Augmentation Roadmap-enhanced Mid-Life Update) upgrade program.[6][7][8][9]
    Exact number of airframe in service: 7 F-16A, 3 F-16B, 18 F-16C, 5 F-16D. In total 33 aircraft.
    Upgraded F-16A/B are called AM/BM,[10] sometimes also known as 'Falcon STAR eMLU' or just 'eMLU' as well as 'Block 20 MLU'
  3. [3]
    2 × Su-27SK purchased in 2003.[11]
    3 × Su-27SKM purchased in August 2007.[12]
  4. [4]
    2 × Su-30MK purchased in 2003.[11][13]
    3 × Su-30MK2 purchased in August 2007.[12]
    6 × Su-30 MK2 purchased in December 2011.[14]
  5. [5]
    Contract signed in July 2025, deliveries planned for the 2032–2035 period.[16][17]
  6. [6]
    16 purchased in 1993,[19] 16 in 1996[20].
    11 were lost.[21] 21 remain in service.[5]
  7. [7]
    16 delivered by January 2014,[24] 3 of which were lost in accidents.[25]
    6 purchased in 2021[26] and delivered in 2026.[27][23]
    First batch upgraded with combat capability in 2018.[28]
  8. [8]
    16 purchase in 2011, 3 of which were lost in accidents.[29]
  9. [9]
    Leonardo M-346F Block 20: A letter of intent was signed in February 2026 (Singapore Airshow 2026) for the purchase of 24 M-346F Block 20 and an option for 12 additional aircraft.[31][32][33]
    The contract for the order of 12 M-346 Block 20 (of the 24 planned + 12 options) was signed in July 2026.[34]
  10. [10]
    One 737-200 (A/AI-7304) converted from transport to surveillance mission.[37][38]
  11. [11]
    Part of an order for 9 NC212i, by the Indonesian Air Force, 4 for transport, 1 for navigation training, 4 for aerial photography and cloud seeding.[41]
  12. [12]
    2 ordered in 2021,[43] delivered in November 2025[44] and March 2026.[45]
    Configured for aerial refuelling, transport, medical evacuation and humanitarian missions.[44]
  13. [13]
    2 KC-130B converted, one lost in 2015[46].
  14. [14]
    8 purchased from Lockheed in 1960,[49] and 3 transferred from USAF in 1974.[50] One was shot down in 1965,[51] two were lost in 1964[52] and 2009,[53] six were retired, and two remain in service.[48]
  15. [15]
    4 purchased from the RAAF in 2012,[54] 5 additional in 2013,[55] one of which was lost in 2016[56].
    3 C-130H purchased in the 1970s by Indonesia remain in service.[57] 9 being modernised since 2024[58]
  16. [16]
    Of the 7 C-130H-30 purchased from Lockheed in the early 1980s, 1 is stored, 1 was lost.[59]
  17. [17]
    Out of 5 second-hand L-100 from civilian operators,[60][61] 3 remain in service (1 lost in 2001,[62] 1 crashed in 2009[63]).
  18. [18]
    9 ordered in 2012 in the transport variant.[64][65]
    Licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace.[66]
    Note: one of the 9 is damaged after an incident in March 2026.[67]
  19. [19]
    Part of an order for 9 NC212i, by the Indonesian Air Force, 4 for transport, 1 for navigation training, 4 for aerial photography and cloud seeding.[41]
  20. [20]
    Aircraft number and the variants:
    A-7305 Boeing 737-4U3,
    A-7306 Boeing 737-4U3,
    A-7308 Boeing 737-4Y0,
    A-7307 Boeing 737-5U3,
    A-7309 Boeing 737-8LD,
    A-7310 Boeing 737-8LD[70][71][72]
  21. [21]
    Aircraft number and the variants:
    A-7305 Boeing 737-4U3,
    A-7306 Boeing 737-4U3,
    A-7308 Boeing 737-4Y0,
    A-7307 Boeing 737-5U3,
    A-7309 Boeing 737-8LD,
    A-7310 Boeing 737-8LD[73][74][75]
  22. [22]
    Aircraft number and the variants:
    A-7305 Boeing 737-4U3,
    A-7306 Boeing 737-4U3,
    A-7308 Boeing 737-4Y0,
    A-7307 Boeing 737-5U3,
    A-7309 Boeing 737-8LD,
    A-7310 Boeing 737-8LD[76][77][78]
  23. [23]
    Primary Indonesian presidential aircraft, leased, and operated by the Air Force.[79]
  24. [24]
    Secondary Indonesian presidential aircraft, operated by the Air Force, but owned by the State Secretariat of the Republic of Indonesia.[80][81][82]
    Received in 2014,[83] and supplemented by the BBJ1 in 2025.
  25. [25]
    1 Falcon 7X amd 1 Falcon 8X interim transport aircraft operated from 2022 to 2024–2025.[85][86]
    4 Falcon 8X introduced in 2026.[87]
  26. [26]
    1 L-100-30 for VIP transport was purchased from Lockheed in 1979.[89]
  27. [27]
    1 C-130H-30 for VIP transport was purchased from Lockheed in 1980.[88]
  28. [28]
    8 purchased in 1993.[19]
    1 was lost.[21] 7 remain in service.[5]
  29. [29]
    12 purchased in 2011,[90][91] 3 in 2018.[92]
  30. [30]
    18 ordered in 2011,[93] 6 more received in 2016, and 6 more in 2018.[94]
  31. [31]
    Transferred from the Indonesian Air Force Academy in 2021.[95]
  32. [32]
    Delivered in December 2025.[97]
    Licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace.
  33. [33]
    Part of an order for 9 NC212i, by the Indonesian Air Force, 4 for transport, 1 for navigation training, 4 for aerial photography and cloud seeding.[41]
  34. [34]
    14 H225M are in service, 12 in CSAR configuration. They were assembled in Indonesia, and partially manufactured locally by PTDI.[111]
    Orders:
  35. [35]
    14 H225M are in service, 12 in CSAR configuration. They were assembled in Indonesia, and partially manufactured locally by PTDI.[111]
    Orders:
  36. [36]
    Orders of the EC-120 by the Indonesian Armed Forces:
  37. [37]
    Orders of the EC-120 by the Indonesian Armed Forces:
  38. [38]
    12 TAI Anka-S ordered by the Indonesian National Armed Forces, 6 for the Indonesian Air Force, 3 for the Indonesian Army and 3 for the Indonesian Navy.[133][134]
    3 delivered in 2025.[132]
  39. [39]
    Deal for 12 systems signed in May 2026.[135]
    Option for 48 additional units.
  40. [40]
    Deal for 12 systems signed in February 2025, local production under licence.[136]
  41. [41]
    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[301]
  42. [42]
    c/n 536, Ex USAAF 44-70271, Ex PK-SAM, Ex ML-KNIL T-400[310]

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