List of aircraft of the Indonesian National Armed Forces
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This list identifies the military aircraft which are being operated or have formerly been operated by the Indonesian National Armed Forces.
Indonesian Air Force
Main article: Indonesian Air Force
Indonesian Army Aviation
Main article: Indonesian Army Aviation Command
| Aircraft | Origin | Type | Variant | In service | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed-wing aircraft | |||||
| CASA/IPTN CN-235 | Indonesia/Spain | transport | CN-235-220 | 3 on order[1] | |
| N219 Nurtanio | Indonesia | transport | 6 on order[2] | ||
| CASA NC-212 | Indonesia/Spain | transport | NC-212-100 / 220M | 6[3] | licensed built by PT DI |
| Beechcraft Premier I | United States | VIP transport | 1[3] | ||
| Helicopters | |||||
| 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 | 8[3] | |
| Bell 412 | Indonesia/Canada | utility/light attack | NBell 412SP / HP / EP / EPI | 58[3] | licensed built by PT DI |
| Mil Mi-24 | Russia | attack | Mi-35P | 5[note 1] | |
| Mil Mi-8M | Russia | transport | Several units under "evaluation" and "operational trials".[8][9] | ||
| Mil Mi-17 | Russia | transport | Mi-17V-5 | 9[3] | |
| Eurocopter Fennec | France | utility/light attack | AS350-B3 AS550-C3 AS555-AP |
6[3] 6[3] |
licensed built by PT DI[10][11] |
| MBB Bo 105 | Indonesia/Germany | utility/light attack | NBO-105CB | 12[3] | licensed built by PT DI |
| Hughes 300 | United States | trainer | Hughes 300C[12] | 20[3] | |
| UAV | |||||
| Shield AI MQ-35 V-BAT | United States | reconnaissance | n/a | Used by Kopassus[13][14] | |
| Elang Laut 25 | Indonesia | surveillance | n/a | built by Carita Boat Indonesia. Used by the Army Directorate of Topography.[15] | |
Indonesian Naval Aviation
Main article: Indonesian Navy
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| Aircraft | Origin | Type | Variant | In service | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed-wing aircraft | |||||||
| CASA/IPTN CN-235 | Indonesia/Spain | patrol / transport | CN-235-220 MPA | 6[3] | 1 transport variant on order[3][16][17] | ||
| CASA C-212 | Indonesia/Spain | patrol / transport | C-212 MPA NC-212i |
3[3] 8[3] |
Installed with domestic made FLIR[18][19] | ||
| Vulcanair A-VIATOR | Italy | patrol / transport / trainer | AP.68TP-600 | 4 on order[20] | |||
| Beechcraft Super King Air | United States | VIP transport | 350i | 1[21] | |||
| Beechcraft Baron | United States | transport / trainer | G58 Baron | 2[3] | |||
| Beechcraft Bonanza | United States | transport / trainer | G-36 Bonanza | 7[22][23] | Total of 8, 1 crashed in Madura Strait[24] | ||
| Piper PA-28 | United States | trainer | Piper Archer DX | 5[25] | |||
| Helicopters | |||||||
| Eurocopter AS565 | France | ASW / SAR / utility | AS565 MBe | 11[3] | |||
| Bell 412 | Canada | utility | NBell 412EP | 3[3] | licensed produced by Indonesian Aerospace[19] | ||
| MBB Bo 105 | Germany | utility | NBO-105 | 8[3] | |||
| Bell 505 Jet Ranger X | Canada | rotorcraft trainer | 3[3][26] | 1 on order[3] | |||
| UAV | |||||||
| Baykar Bayraktar TB3 | Turkey | MALE / UCAV | 60 on order, including local production[27] | ||||
| Schiebel Camcopter S-100 | Austria | surveillance | [28] | ||||
| Boeing Insitu ScanEagle | United States | survelliance | MQ-27B | 14 on order.[29] Some has been received.[30] | |||
Indonesian Strategic Intelligence Agency
Main article: Indonesian Strategic Intelligence Agency
| Aircraft | Origin | Type | Variant | In service | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UAV | |||||||
| IAI Searcher | Israel | surveillance | Searcher 2 | 4[31][32] | Acquired via a Filipino company[33] | ||
| CAC Fox | France | surveillance | AT-1 | 4[31][34] | |||
Retired aircraft
Indonesian Air Force
| Aircraft | Origin | Type | Variant | In service | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Combat aircraft | |||||
| Nakajima Ki-27 | Japan | fighter | n/a | At least one was known to be in service.[35] | |
| Nakajima Ki-43 | Japan | fighter | Ki-43-II | n/a | Estimated 11 aircraft were in service between 1945 and 1949.[35] |
| Kawasaki Ki-61 | Japan | fighter | n/a | Estimated 6 aircraft were in service in 1946.[35] | |
| Kawanishi N1K | Japan | floatplane fighter | N1K1 | n/a | Estimated 4 aircraft were obtained.[35][36] |
| P-51 Mustang | United States | fighter-bomber | P-51D/K Cavalier Mustang II |
49[37][38] | 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[37] | |
| MiG-17 | Soviet Union | fighter | MiG-17F MiG-17PF |
70[37][39] | 30 units were Czechoslovak-built S-104 and 40 were Polish-built Lim-5P |
| Shenyang J-5 | China | fighter | Type 56 | 12[40][37] | |
| MiG-19 | Soviet Union | fighter | MiG-19S | 35[39] | |
| MiG-21 | Soviet Union | fighter | MiG-21F-13 | 26[39] | |
| CAC Sabre | Australia | fighter | Mk.32 | 23[41] | |
| F-5 Tiger II | United States | fighter | F-5E/F Tiger II | 16[37][42] | 11 F-5E and 5 F-5F |
| A-4 Skyhawk | United States | fighter | A-4E | 31[37] | |
| BAE Hawk | United Kingdom | light attack / trainer | Hawk 53 | 20[37] | |
| Kawasaki Ki-48 | Japan | bomber | n/a | Nicknamed "Diponegoro II". At least an aircraft were in service between 1945 and 1948.[35] | |
| Nakajima Ki-49 | Japan | bomber | n/a | Nicknamed "Diponegoro I". Estimated 2 aircraft were in service between 1945 and 1947.[35] | |
| Mitsubishi Ki-51 | Japan | bomber | n/a | Nicknamed "Guntei". Estimated 8 aircraft were in service between 1945 and 1949.[35] | |
| Bristol Blenheim | United Kingdom | bomber | Mk IV | 1 | It was re-engined with Nakajima Sakae engines.[35] |
| B-25 Mitchell[38] | United States | bomber | C/D/J | 42[37] | ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force |
| Tupolev Tu-2 | Soviet Union | bomber | 12 | Supplied by People's Republic of China[43] | |
| B-26 Invader | United States | bomber | A-26B | 6[37] | Supplied by United States under the Mutual Assistance Program. |
| Ilyushin Il-28 | Soviet Union | bomber | 32[37] | Czechoslovak-built B-228 | |
| Tupolev Tu-16 | Soviet Union | strategic bomber / reconnaissance | Tu-16 Tu-16KS-1 Tu-16R |
26[37] | 12 Tu-16, 12 Tu-16KS-1, and 2 Tu-16R[44] |
| Ilyushin Il-10 | Soviet Union | attack | 14 | Czechoslovak-built B-33. Supplied by Poland.[45] | |
| 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.[46] | |
| OV-10 Bronco | United States | COIN / surveillance | OV-10F | 16[47] | |
| Mitsubishi F1M | Japan | reconnaissance floatplane | F1M2 | n/a | [35] |
| Yokosuka E14Y | Japan | reconnaissance floatplane | n/a | [48] | |
| Taylorcraft Auster | United Kingdom | liaison | Mk III | 22[37] | ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force |
| Transport | |||||
| Mitsubishi Ki-57 | Japan | transport | n/a | [35] | |
| Kawanishi H6K | Japan | flying boat transport | H6K2-L | 1[35] | |
| Douglas C-47 | United States | transport | C-47A C-47B |
21[37] | |
| L-12 Electra Junior | United States | transport | L-12A | 7[35] | ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force |
| Noorduyn Norseman | Canada | utility | UC-64A | 1[49] | ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force[note 2] |
| PBY Catalina | United States | SAR / utility | PBY-5A | 8[38] | Amphibious aircraft |
| Cessna 180 | United States | utility | 6[37] | ||
| HU-16 Albatross | United States | SAR / utility | UF-1 | 10[37] | Amphibious aircraft |
| G-21 Goose | United States | utility | 2[51] | Acquired from Shell in 1957. | |
| de Havilland Canada DHC-3 | Canada | utility / transport | 5[37] | STOL capable aircraft | |
| PA-22 Tri-Pacer | United States | utility | PA-22-125 | n/a | [52] |
| Ilyushin Il-14 | Soviet Union | transport | 28[37] | Czechoslovak-built Avia 14 | |
| Antonov An-12 | Soviet Union | transport | An-12B | 6[37] | |
| Cessna 185 | United States | utility | 1[37] | ||
| PA-32 Cherokee | United States | utility | n/a | [53] | |
| Lockheed JetStar | United States | transport / VIP | JetStar 6 | 3[54] | T-1645 "Pancasila", T-17845 "Irian", T-9446 "Sapta Marga" |
| Lockheed Super Constellation | United States | transport / VIP | L-1049C/H | 3[55] | |
| Cessna 402 | United States | utility | 401A 402A |
7 | Five 401A and two 402A[56] |
| Cessna 206 | United States | utility | T207 | 5[39] | |
| Cessna 188 | United States | agricultural | 188 AgTruck | 4[57] | |
| Pilatus PC-6 Porter | Switzerland | agricultural | PC-6/B2-H2 | 5[57] | |
| Short SC.7 Skyvan | United Kingdom | transport | Skyvan 3M-400 | 3[37] | [58] |
| Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer | United Kingdom | transport | Twin Pioneer Series 1 | 12[37] | Ex Royal Malaysian Air Force |
| Fokker F27 | Netherlands | transport | F27-400M | 8[59][60] | |
| Fokker F28 | Netherlands | transport / VIP | 1000 3000R 4000 |
4[59] | All of the aircraft were ex commercial airliner.[note 3] Retired completely in 2017/2018[61] |
| Boeing 707 | United States | transport / VIP | 707-3M1C | 1[62][60] | Ex Pelita Air |
| Helicopters | |||||
| Hiller 12 | United States | utility | Hiller 360B | 10[37] | |
| Mil Mi-1 | Soviet Union | utility | 8[37] | Polish-built SM-1 | |
| Mil Mi-4 | Soviet Union | utility | Mi-4A | 26[37] | |
| Mil Mi-6 | Soviet Union | transport | Mi-6T | 8[37] | |
| Sikorsky H-34 | United States | transport | VH-34D UH-34D UH-34G S-58T |
16[63] | A VH-34D were acquired in 1961 as VIP helicopter.[64] Seven UH-34D and three UH-34G ex VNAF were acquired in 1970s.[65][66] All but three H-34 were converted into S-58T in late 1970's. Further five S-58T were acquired in early 1980's[67] |
| Sikorsky SH-3 Sea King | United States | VIP transport | S-61V-1 | 1[37] | Presidential helicopter[68] |
| Bell 47 | United States | utility | Bell 47G-3B-1 "Soloy" | 12[37] | |
| Bell 47J Ranger | United States | utility | Bell 47J-2A | 4[37] | |
| Hughes 500 | United States | utility | Hughes 500C | 12[69][70] | Ex Pelita Air. |
| Bell 204 | United States | utility | Bell 204B | 2[47] | |
| Bell 206 | United States | liaison | 2[47] | ||
| Aérospatiale SA 321 Super Frelon | France | transport | SA 321J | 1[71] | Was operated by Pelita Air Service. |
| Aérospatiale SA 330 Puma | France/Indonesia | transport | NAS 330J[37] | 18[72] | |
| Trainer aircraft | |||||
| Yokosuka K5Y | Japan | trainer / bomber | K5Y1 | n/a | Nicknamed "Cureng". At least 20 aircraft were in service between 1945 and 1949.[35] |
| Tachikawa Ki-55 | Japan | trainer | n/a | Nicknamed "Cukiu". At least 25 aircraft were in service between 1945 and 1949.[35] | |
| Mansyu Ki-79 | Manchukuo | trainer / liaison | Ki-79b | n/a | Nicknamed "Nishikoren". At least 9 aircraft were in service between 1945 and 1949.[35] |
| L-4 Grasshopper | United States | trainer / liaison | L-4J | 63[37] | ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force |
| AT-6 Harvard | United States | trainer | AT-16 T-6G |
16[37] 25[35] |
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[37] | ||
| de Havilland Vampire | United Kingdom | trainer | T.55 | 8[37] | |
| LIPNUR Belalang | Indonesia | trainer | NU-90 | 3[73] | Used briefly by Indonesian Air Force Academy |
| PZL TS-8 Bies | Poland | trainer | 2[37] | ||
| MiG-15 | Soviet Union | trainer | MiG-15UTI | 15[37] | Czechoslovak-built CS-102 |
| T-34 Mentor | United States | trainer | B45 T-34C |
40 25[37] |
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[74] | ||
| PZL-104 Wilga | Poland | trainer / utility | Wilga 32 | 18[45] | Locally-built as Lipnur Gelatik |
| T-33 Shooting Star | United States | trainer / light attack[75] | T-33A | 12[37] | |
| Pazmany PL-1 | United States | trainer | PL-2 | 30[37] | Locally-built as Lipnur LT-200 |
| AS 202 Bravo | Switzerland | trainer | AS 202/18A | 40[76] | |
| A-4 Skyhawk | United States | trainer | TA-4H/J | 4[37] | 2 TA-4H and 2 TA-4J were obtained from Israel and United States respectively.[77] |
| Antonov An-2 | Soviet Union | trainer | 1 | In service with Indonesian Aero Sport Federation (FASI)[78] | |
Notes
- ↑ Flightglobal's World Air Forces mentioned that Indonesian Army has 7 Mi-35, although according to SIPRI and the Indonesian military itself, the Indonesian Army only have 5 Mi-35, of which 2 were delivered in 2003 and 3 were delivered in 2010.[5][6][7]
- ↑ c/n 536, Ex USAAF 44-70271, Ex PK-SAM, Ex ML-KNIL T-400[50]
- ↑ 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[59]
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