Forces of central subordination of the Russian Air Force 2008

• 132nd Central Communications Center, Balashikha, Zarya airport, Moscow Oblast[1]
• 1st Fighter-Bomber Aviation Regiment - Su-24 - Lebyazhye - absorbed by 6970th Aviation Base, 1 September 2009[2]
• 764th Fighter Aviation Regiment - MiG-31, MiG-25PU - Bolshoye Savino Airport (Sokol)[3]
• 8th Special Purpose Aviation Division (Chkalovsky Airport)[1]
  • 353rd Special Purpose Aviation Regiment— Chkalovsky Airport — Il-18, Il-76, Аn-12, Аn-72, Тu-134, Тu-154.
  • 354th Special Purpose Aviation Regiment— Chkalovsky Airport — Il-18, Il-76, Аn-12, Аn-72, Тu-134, Тu-154.
  • 206th Special Purpose Aviation Base — Chkalovsky Airport — Mi-8 helicopters.
  • 223rd Flight Unit - commercial transport - Chkalovsky Airport - Il-62M, Il-76MD, Tu-134A-3, Tupolev Tu-154B-2
• 2457th Air Base of Long Range Radiolocation Detection Aircraft - A-50, A-50М - Ivanovo Severny[1]
• 929th State Flight Test Centre (Akhtubinsk)
  • 1338th Test Facility - Chkalovsky Airport - Il-22, Il-80, and Il-82
  • High-altitude mountain Center for Air Materiel and Weapons Research - Nalchik
  • 368th Detached Composite Aviation Squadron
  • 13th Aeronautic Test Facility - Volsk - air balloons
  • 267th Center of Test Pilots Training - Akhtubinsk
• 4th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Lipetsk Air Base

• 968th Sevastopol Composite Training and Research Aviation Regiment, Lipetsk Air Base, fighter jets MiG-29, Su-27, Su-27M, Su-30, bombers Su-24M, Su-24M2, Su-34, reconnaissance plane Su-24MP, jammer Su-24MP, strike-fighter Su-25, Su-25T, Su-25SM
• 3958th Guards Kerch Aviation Base, Savasleyka, Nizhegorod Oblast, MiG-31.
• 4020th Base for Reserve Aircraft, Lipetsk
• 185th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Astrakhan
  • 116th Training center operational use — Аstrakhan — MiG-23, MiG-29
  • 42nd Training center operational use — Ashuluk — SAM and targets.
• 344th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Torzhok (ground forces helicopters) (ru:344 Центр боевой подготовки и переучивания лётного состава армейской авиации)
  • 696th Research and Instruction Helicopter Regiment (Torzhok)(Ka-50, Mi-8, Mi-24, Mi-26, has used Mi-28)
  • 92nd Research and Instruction Helicopter Squadron (Sokol-Vladimir (Ruwiki says Klin)) (Mi-8, Mi-24)
• 924th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Yegoryevsk Base UAV.
  • 275th Separate research and UAV squadron instructors(Unmanned Aerial Vehicles), Yegoryevsk, Moscow Oblast. UAV Tu-143, Yak PCHELA-1T, IAI Searcher 2 .
• Russian State Scientific-Research Institute Centre for Cosmonaut Training - Zvezdnyi Goronok
  • 70th Separate test and training Aviation Regiment Special Purpose — Chkalovski — Il-76 and other.

• Central Aviation Base of Rocket Armament and Ammunition, Sergiyev Posad, Moscow Oblast
• Aviation Warehouse of Rocket Armament and Ammunition, Yoshkar-Ola
• Supply and Storage Depot of Air Defense Rocket Armament, Serpukhov, Moscow Oblast
• Storage and Maintenance Depot of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Yaroslavl (Tunoshna)
• 502nd Military Equipment Maintenance Plant, Fryazevo (Noginsk-5)
• 1015th Military Equipment Maintenance Plant, Nizhniye Sergi-3, Sverdlovsk Oblast
• 1019th Military Equipment Maintenance Plant, Onokhoy-2, Buryat Republic
• 1253rd Central Radar Armament Maintenance Base, Samara-28
• 2227th Armament Maintenance and Storage Base, Trudovaya, Moscow Oblast
• 2503rd Central Base of Automated Control Systems Maintenance, Yanino-1, Leningrad Oblast
• 2529th Central Base of Armament Maintenance, Khabarovsk
• 2633rd Base of Armament Maintenance and Storage, Lyubertsy, Moscow Oblast
• 3821st Base of Armament Maintenance and Storage, Tosno, Leningrad Oblast
• 20th Aircraft Overhaul Plant, Pushkin-3 (not an inhabited locality, or name is misspelled), Leningrad Oblast
• 150th Aircraft Overhaul Plant, Lyublino-Novoye, Kaliningrad Oblast
• 419th Aircraft Overhaul Plant, Gorelovo, Leningrad Oblast
• 695th Aircraft Overhaul Plant, Aramil, Sverdlovsk Oblast
• 99th Air-Technical Equipment Plant, Ostafyevo (Shcherbinka), Moscow Oblast
• 5212nd Testing and Control (Docking?) Station, Znamensk, Astrakhan Oblast

See Soviet military academies

• 2nd Central Scientific-Research Institute — Tver
• 13th State Scientific Research Institute "ERAT" Luberchi Moscow oblast.
• 30th Central Scientific-Research Institute (ЦНИИ АКТ) — Shelkovo, it includes also research institutes in Noginsk.
• Gagarin Military Air Academy (VVA) — Monino
• Zhukovsky Air Force Engineering Academy — Moscow
• Zhukov Command Academy of Air Defense — Tver ( branch in the St. Petersburg )
• Yaroslavl Anti-aircraft missile defense institute.
• Chelyabinsk Red Banner Military Aviation Institute of Navigators
  • 604th Training Aviation Regiment — Chelyabinsk Shagol Airport
• Irkutsk Military Aviation Engineering Institute - disbanded in 2009 and transferred to VCMAEU.
• Tambov Military Aviation Engineering Institute - disbanded in 2009 and transferred to VCMAEU.
• Voronezh Central Military Aviation Engineering University ( VCMAEU )
• Krasnodar Military Aviation Institute (L-39Cs);by 2016, the Krasnodar Higher Military Aviation Pilots College Named for Hero of the Soviet Union A.K. Serov[4]

• • 704th Training Aviation Regiment — Котельниково — L-39
  • 627th Training Aviation Regiment — Тихорецк — Л-39
  • 797th Training Aviation Regiment — Кущевская — L-39, Su-25, Su-27, MiG-29
• Syzran Military Aviation Institute (Mi-2, Mi-8, Mi-24)
  • 131st Training Aviation Regiment — Saratov-Sokol — Mi-2, Mi-8
  • 484th Training Helicopter Regiment — Syzran airfield — Mi-24
  • 626th Training Helciopter Regiment — Пугачев — Mi-2, Mi-8, Mi-24
  • Branch in Kirov, Kirov Oblast
• 783rd Training Centre (Armavir) (MiG-29, L-39C)
  • 713th Training Aviation Regiment — Armavir — L-39, MiG-29
  • 761st Training Aviation Regiment — Khanskaya — L-39
• 786th Training Centre (Borisoglebsk):
  • 160th Training Aviation Regiment — Borisoglebsk — Su-27
  • 644th Training Aviation Regiment — Michurinsk — L-39, Su-24, Su-25, MiG-29
• ???th Aviation Training Center for training flight crews and long-range military transport aircraft - Balashov:
  • ?? th Training Aviation Regiment - Balashov
  • 666th Training Aviation Regiment - Rtishchevo
• Center for anti-aircraft missile troops, Uchhoz (Gatchina-3), the Leningrad Region. Chief - Colonel Alexander Dobrovolsky.
• 357th Training Center, Belgorod. Chief - Colonel Viktor Baranov.
• 834th Centre for Signal Corps Radio and ensure, Novgorod. Chief - Colonel Vasily Fedosov.
• 874th training center (settlement) of radio engineering troops, Vladimir. Chief - Colonel Yuri Balaban.
• 902nd Training Center (settlement) of anti-aircraft missile troops Kosterevo-1, Vladimir Oblast.

• State Research Institute of Aviation and Space Medicine, Moscow. Chief - Major-General Igor Ushakov.
• 5th Central Military Research Aviation Hospital, Krasnogorsk-3, Moscow Region.
• 7th Central Military Research Aviation Hospital, Moscow.
• Spa Air Force, Chemitokvadzhe, Krasnodar Krai. Chief - Colonel Theodore Barantsev.
• Central Sports Club VVS Samara. Chief - Colonel Dmitry Shlyahtin.
• 361st Center of psychophysiological training of personnel, Agha, Krasnodar region.
• 709th Center of psychophysiological training of personnel, Anapa (now Dzhubga), Krasnodar region.
• 464th Training Center for Physical Culture and Sports, Ufa, Bashkortostan.

• WARFARE.BE. "Воздушно-Космические Силы" (in Russian). Archived from the original on 2016-05-13. Retrieved 2016-05-11.
• Piotr Butowsky. Force Report:Russian Air Force, Air Forces Monthly, August 2007 issue; Pyotr Butowski, Air Power Analysis: Russian Federation, Part 2, International Air Power Review, AIRTime Publishing, No.13, Summer 2004 (also Part 1 in a previous issue)
• Новая Россия - Военно-воздушные силы (Библиография)(in Russian)
• Yefim Gordon, Dmitriy Komissarov, Russian Air Power, updated 2011 edition; Yefim Gordon, Russian Air Power, 2009 edition; Kommersant-Vlast, State of Russia's Air Forces 2008 No.33 (786) 25 August 2008 (in Russian)
• Что такое современная армия России [What is the modern army of Russia]. Vlast (in Russian). Kommersant. 7 (610). 21 February 2005. Archived from the original on 2007-11-11. Retrieved 20 September 2008.
• Aleksandr Stukalin, Mikail Lukin, ‘Vys Rossiyskaya Armiya’, Kommersant-Vlast, Moscow, Russia, (14 May 2002).
• (August 2009) - drawing on a Kommersant-Vlast report on the Russian Air Forces (Kommersant-Vlast, State of Russia's Air Forces 2008 No.33 (786) 25 August 2008 (in Russian)