List of equipment of the Indonesian Air Force

This is a list of Equipment of the Indonesian Air Force currently in service, as well as former equipment.

Aircraft
Main article: Indonesian Air Force
F-16C during a functional check at Hill Air Force Base
Indonesian Sukhoi Su-30MK2 at Sultan Hasanuddin Air Force Base
BAe Hawk 109/209s of 12th Air Squadron
T-50i Indonesian Air Force (Original colour scheme)
Indonesian EMB 314 Super Tucano
Airtech CN-235
A Boeing 737-2X9 on take off

Current inventory
Aircraft Origin Type Variant In service Notes
Combat Aircraft
F-16 Fighting Falcon United States Multirole F-16 A/B/C/D 33[1][note 1] 10 F-16A/B. One F-16A & one F-16B have finished the upgrade.[3]Sometimes the upgraded F-16A/B are known as F-16 AM/BM.[4]
23 F-16C/D.
Sukhoi Su-27 Russia Air superiority fighter SKM[5] 5[6][note 2]
Sukhoi Su-30 Russia Multirole MK2 11[5][note 3]
Hawk 200 United Kingdom Light attack 209 23[9][note 4] One Hawk 209 with tail number TT-0209 was lost in an accident in June 2020 due to an engine failure, pilot ejected and survived.[11]
KAI T-50 Republic of Korea Light attack / Advanced trainer T-50i 15[9] One T-50i with the number TT-5006 skids and suffered heavy damage in August 2020. Status of the aircraft is still unknown.[12]
Embraer EMB 314 Brazil Light attack / COIN 15[9]
Maritime Patrol
Boeing 737 United States Maritime patrol 737-2X9[13] 3[9]
CASA/IPTN CN-235 Indonesia Maritime patrol CN-235 MPA 2[9][14]
Tanker
C-130 Hercules United States Aerial refueling KC-130B 1[15]
Transport
Boeing 737 United States VIP / Transport 6[16] (1) 200 Adv. (1) 500 (3) 400 (1) 800[17][note 5]
CASA/IPTN CN-235 Indonesia Transport 5[6]
CASA C-212 Indonesia Transport / Medevac NC-212 9[9]
C-130 Hercules United States Transport C-130B/H
L-100		 22[9] four of which are Lockheed L-100’s [18]
EADS CASA C-295 Spain Transport CN-295 9[19] licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace
Fokker F28 Netherlands Transport F28-3000R
F28-4000		 2[20]
Helicopters
MBB Bo 105 Germany Light utility 2[9]
Eurocopter EC 725 France CSAR H225M 6 9 on order[9]
Eurocopter AS332 France Transport / Utility NAS 332 9[9] licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace
Aérospatiale SA330 France Transport / Utility NAS 330J 10[9] licensed built by Indonesian Aerospace
AgustaWestland AW101 United Kingdom/ Italy Transport / SAR 1[21] 2 on order[22]
AgustaWestland AW139 Italy Utility 1[9]
Eurocopter EC120 France Trainer 10[9]
Trainer Aircraft
BAE Hawk United Kingdom Primary trainer / Light attack Hawk 109 7[9] Also used as a light attack role
Grob G 120TP Germany Basic trainer 29[9]
KAI KT-1 Woongbi Republic of Korea Primary trainer 14 3 on order.[9] The aircraft is also used by Jupiter Aerobatic Team
SME Aero Tiga Switzerland/ Malaysia Trainer MD3-160 20
SIAI-Marchetti SF.260 Italy Trainer 18[9]
UAV
CASC Rainbow China MALE/UCAV CH-4 4[23] 8 ordered in 2017, 4 delivered in 2019 according to SIPRI[24]
Aerostar Tactical UAS Israel Unknown Procurement through Philippine Kital Corp.[25]
IAI Searcher Israel Searcher 2 4 Ordered via Philippine company according to SIPRI.[24][26]
CAC Fox France AT-1 4 Delivered in 2000 according to SIPRI[24][27]

Former
Yokosuka K5Y1 "Cureng" on display at Dirgantara Mandala Museum
An OV-10 Bronco on display at Dirgantara Mandala Museum in Yogyakarta
A MiG-21 of the Indonesian Air Force
A B-25 Mitchell on display
Indonesian Air Force A-4 Skyhawk with twin seats
F-5E Tiger II on display
Indonesian SM-1 helicopter, a Polish-built Mil Mi-1
Aircraft Origin Type Variant In service Notes
Combat Aircraft
Nakajima Ki-27 Empire of Japan Fighter n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. At least one was known to be in service.[28]
Nakajima Ki-43 Empire of Japan Fighter Ki-43-II n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. Nicknamed "Hayabusa". Estimated 11 aircraft were in service between 1945-1949.[28]
Kawasaki Ki-61 Empire of Japan Fighter n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. Estimated 6 aircraft were in service in 1946.[28]
Kawanishi N1K Empire of Japan Floatplane fighter N1K1 n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. Estimated 4 aircraft were obtained.[28][29]
P-51 Mustang United States Fighter-bomber P-51D/K
Cavalier Mustang II		 49[30][31] 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[32]
MiG-17 Soviet Union Fighter MiG-17F
MiG-17PF		 70[30][33] 30 units were Czechoslovak-built S-104 and 40 were Polish-built Lim-5P
MiG-19 Soviet Union Fighter MiG-19S 35[33]
MiG-21 Soviet Union Fighter MiG-21F-13 26[33]
CAC Sabre Australia Fighter Mk.32 23[34] Australian-built variant of the F-86 Sabre
F-5 Tiger II United States Fighter F-5E/F Tiger II 16[30][35] 11 F-5E and 5 F-5F
A-4 Skyhawk United States Fighter A-4E 31[30] 31 A-4E obtained from Israel via the U.S.
BAE Hawk United Kingdom Light attack/Advanced Trainer Hawk 53 20[30] Retired in March 2015. Replaced by T-50 Golden Eagle
Kawasaki Ki-48 Empire of Japan Light bomber n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. Nicknamed "Diponegoro II". At least an aircraft were in service between 1945-1948.[28]
Nakajima Ki-49 Empire of Japan Medium bomber n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. Nicknamed "Diponegoro I". Estimated 2 aircraft were in service between 1945-1947.[28]
Mitsubishi Ki-51 Empire of Japan Light bomber/Dive bomber n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. Nicknamed "Guntei". Estimated 8 aircraft were in service between 1945-1949.[28]
Bristol Blenheim United Kingdom Light bomber Mk IV 1 Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. It was re-engined with Nakajima Sakae engines.[28]
B-25 Mitchell[31] United States Medium bomber C/D/J 42[30] ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force
Tupolev Tu-2 Soviet Union Medium bomber 12 Supplied by People's Republic of China[36]
B-26 Invader United States Light bomber A-26B 6[30] Supplied by United States under the Mutual Assistance Program.
Ilyushin Il-28 Soviet Union Medium bomber 32[30] Czechoslovak-built B-228
Tupolev Tu-16 Soviet Union Strategic bomber Tu-16KS1 26[30]
Ilyushin Il-10 Soviet Union Attacker 14 Czechoslovak-built B-33. Supplied by Poland.[37]
OV-10 Bronco United States COIN / Surveillance OV-10F 16[38] replaced by the EMB 314 Super Tucano[39]
Mitsubishi F1M Empire of Japan Reconnaissance floatplane F1M2 n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution.[28][40]
Taylorcraft Auster United Kingdom Liaison Mk III 22[30] ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force
L-4 Grasshopper United States Liaison/Trainer L-4J 63[30] ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force
Transport
Mitsubishi Ki-57 Empire of Japan Transport n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution.[28] [41]
Kawanishi H6K Empire of Japan Flying boat transport H6K2-L 1[28] Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. [42]
Douglas C-47 United States Transport C-47A
C-47B		 21[30]
L-12 Electra Junior United States Transport L-12A 7[28] ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force
Noorduyn Norseman Canada Utility UC-64A 1[43] ex Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force[note 6]
PBY Catalina United States SAR / Utility PBY-5A 8[31] Amphibious aircraft
HU-16 Albatross United States SAR / Utility UF-1 10[30] Amphibious aircraft
de Havilland Canada DHC-3 Canada Utility / Transport 5[30] STOL capable aircraft
Ilyushin Il-14 Soviet Union Transport 28[30] Czechoslovak-built Avia 14
Antonov An-12 Soviet Union Transport An-12B 6[30]
Lockheed JetStar United States Transport / VIP JetStar 6 3[45] Aircraft numbers and their nicknames: T-1645 "Pancasila", T-17845 "Irian", T-9446 "Sapta Marga"
Lockheed Super Constellation United States Transport / VIP L-1049C/H 3[46] Ex Pakistan International Airlines. Gifted to Indonesian Air Force in 1969.[note 7]
Cessna 402 United States Light utility 401A
402A		 2[33] [47]
Cessna 206 United States Light utility T207 5[33]
Short SC.7 Skyvan United Kingdom Transport Skyvan 3M-400 3[30] [48]
Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer United Kingdom Transport Twin Pioneer Series 1 12[30] Ex Royal Malaysian Air Force
Fokker F27 Netherlands Transport F27-400M 8[20][49]
Fokker F28 Netherlands Transport F28-1000
F28-3000R		 2[20]
Boeing 707 United States Transport / VIP 707-3M1C 1[50][49] Ex Pelita Air
Helicopters
Hiller 12 United States Utility Hiller 360B 10[30]
Mil Mi-1 Soviet Union Light utility 8[30] Polish-built SM-1
Mil Mi-4 Soviet Union Utility Mi-4A 26[30]
Mil Mi-6 Soviet Union Heavy transport Mi-6T 8[30]
Sikorsky H-34 United States Transport S-58T 12[38]
Bell 47 United States Utility Bell 47G-3B-1 "Soloy" 4[30]
Hughes 500 United States Utility Hughes 500C 12[51][52] Ex Pelita Air.
Bell 204 United States Utility 2[38]
Bell 206 United States Liaison 2[38]
Aérospatiale SA 321 Super Frelon France Transport SA 321J 1[53] Was operated by Pelita Air Service.
Trainer Aircraft
Yokosuka K5Y Empire of Japan Trainer/Light bomber K5Y1 n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. Nicknamed "Cureng". At least 20 aircraft were in service between 1945-1949.[28]
Tachikawa Ki-55 Empire of Japan Trainer n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. Nicknamed "Cukiu". At least 25 aircraft were in service between 1945-1949.[28]
Mansyu Ki-79 Manchukuo Trainer/Liaison Ki-79b n/a Captured during the Indonesian National Revolution. Nicknamed "Nishikoren". At least 9 aircraft were in service between 1945-1949.[28]
AT-6 Harvard United States Trainer AT-16
T-6G		 16[30]
25[28]		 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[30]
de Havilland Vampire United Kingdom Trainer T.55 8[30] First jet aircraft of the Indonesian Air Force. All were sold to Indian Air Force in 1963.[54]
Lavochkin La-9 Soviet Union Trainer La-9UTI 3 Supplied by People's Republic of China[55]
PZL TS-8 Bies Poland Trainer 2[30]
MiG-15 Soviet Union Trainer MiG-15UTI 15[30] Czechoslovak-built CS-102
T-34 Mentor United States Trainer B45
T-34C		 40
25[30]		 Forty Model B45 were acquired in 1962-64. Sixteen T-34C were acquired in 1978, while further nine in 1984.
MiG-21 Soviet Union Advanced trainer MiG-21U-400 2[56]
Aero L-29 Delfín Czechoslovakia Trainer 18[57]
PZL-104 Wilga Poland Trainer / Utility Wilga 32 18[37] Locally-built as Lipnur Gelatik
T-33 Shooting Star United States Trainer / Light attack[58] T-33A 12[30]
Pazmany PL-1 United States Trainer PL-2 30[30] Locally-built as Lipnur LT-200
AS 202 Bravo Switzerland Trainer AS 202/18A 40[59]
A-4 Skyhawk United States Conversion trainer TA-4H/J 4[30] 2 TA-4H and 2 TA-4J were obtained from Israel and United States respectively.[60]

Munitions
Mark 82 gereral purpose bomb
AGM-65 Maverick
AGM-84L Harpoon
Name Origin Type Notes
Air-to-air missile
R-73 Russia short-range IR guided R-73E.

80 missiles obtained. (5 from Ukraine, 75 from Russia)

R-77[61][62] Russia active radar homing 60 RVV-AE.
R-27 Russia beyond-visual-range missile R-27R1 and R-27ER1. From Ukraine according to SIPRI[24]
AIM-120C-7 [63] United States beyond-visual-range missile 36 more

AIM-120 C-7 ordered in 2018.

AIM-9J/P/9X-2[64] United States short-range IR guided initial 175 missiles obtained.[30] P variants are P2, P4, and P5.

additional 15 AIM-9X Block-2 delivered in 2018.

MAA-1 Piranha Brazil short-range IR guided
Air-to-surface missile
Kh-29L/T/TE Russia passive homing TV guidance initial 10 missiles obtained[30]
Kh-31/P Russia anti radiation missile initial 10 missiles obtained[30]
Kh-59M Russia TV-guided cruise missile initial 10 missiles obtained[30]
AGM-65B/D/G/K2[30] United States electro-optical/imaging infrared also in service TGM-65G/K2
AGM-84 Harpoon[30] United States No longer in service.
General-purpose bomb and rockets
Mark 12[65] United States Unguided bomb for F-16, T-50I, Hawk 100/200
Mark 66[66] for EMB 314 Super Tucano
Mark 81[66] United States Unguided bomb for EMB 314 Super Tucano
Mark 82[67] United States Unguided bomb for F-16, T-50I, Hawk 100/200 with 109 JDAM kits received on August 2020.
P-100/P-250L[68] Indonesia Unguided bomb for Su-27/30
FFAR[66] Indonesia rocket for F-16, T-50I, Hawk 100/200, EMB 314; produced in Indonesia
S8 Kom[66] Russia rocket for Su-27/30
FAB-100/250/500 Russia
OFAB-250[66] Russia for Su-27/30
KAB-500 OD Russia
Paskhas air defense equipments

Air Defense
Name Origin Type In service Notes
SAM
NASAMS 2 Norway mobile SAM system 1 Batteries[30]
Chiron[69] South Korea MANPADS
QW-3 Vanguard China MANPADS 8 units[30]
Air Defence Artillery
Skyshield Switzerland towed anti-aircraft 19[30] Mark 2
Indonesian Military SSE P6 ATAV

Ground Vehicles
Name Origin Type In service Notes
AFV
APS-3 Anoa Indonesia Anoa Command
Anoa APC		 [70]
DMV-30 Indonesia DMV-30T
DMV-30A		 Built by Indonesian Aerospace and PT.SSE[71]
SSE P6 ATAV Indonesia SSE P6 ATAV Built by PT Sentra Surya Ekajaya[71]
SSE P2 Indonesia SSE P2 Commando II [71]
TAD Turangga Indonesia TAD Turangga Built by PT Karya Tugas Anda[71]
Toyota HILUX LSV [71]
Pindad G2 Combat

Small arms
Pindad SS2-V1
An MP5 submachine gun
Name Origin Type Variant Notes
Glock[72][73] Austria Semi-auto pistol
SIG Sauer P226[74] Germany Semi-auto pistol
CZ[75] Yugoslavia Semi-auto pistol
Pindad G2[73] Indonesia Semi-auto pistol
MP5[72] Germany Submachine gun personal defense weapon
Pindad SS1[73] Indonesia Assault rifle
Pindad SS2[76] Indonesia Assault rifle SS2-V1
Heckler & Koch G3[77] Germany Assault rifle
SAR 21[78] Singapore Assault rifle
Barett M82[79] United States Anti-materiel rifle
PGM Hécate II[80] France Anti-materiel rifle
Accuracy International[79] United Kingdom Anti-materiel rifle AW50
Accuracy International[79] United Kingdom Sniper rifle AX308
M60 machine gun[81] United States Heavy machine gun
M2 Browning[82] Indonesia Heavy machine gun SMB-2
DShK[82] Soviet Union Heavy machine gun
FN MAG[83] Indonesia General-purpose machine gun SM2
Minimi[83] Indonesia Light machine gun SM3
RPD[82] Soviet Union Light machine gun
M134 Minigun[71] United States Rotary machine gun
M203[84] Indonesia Grenade launcher SPG
81mm Mortar[83] Mortar
60mm Mortar[84] Mortar
60mm Long Range[83] Mortar
Commando Mortar[84] Mortar

See also
  • Equipment of the Indonesian Army
  • Equipment of the Indonesian Navy

Bibliography
  • Bowers, Peter M. (1989). Boeing Aircraft Since 1916. Annapolis, Md.: Naval Institute Press. ISBN 978-0-87021-037-2.

Notes
  1. All 10 F-16 A/B Block 15 is undergoing Falcon STAR-eMLU (STructural Augmentation Roadmap-enhanced Mid-Life Update) upgrade program. 2 Aircraft have finished the upgrade, and the remaining 8 are still ongoing the upgrade.[2]
  2. All two Su-27SK have been upgraded to SKM standard.[7]
  3. All two Su-30MK have been upgraded to MK2 standard.[8]
  4. One aircraft crashed after World Air Forces 2020 released.[10]
  5. Aircraft number and the variants: AI-7304 Boeing 737-2QB(A), A-7305 Boeing 737-4U3, A-7306 Boeing 737-4U3, A-7307 Boeing 737-5U3, A-7308 Boeing 737-4Y0, A-001 Boeing 737-8U3(WL) BBJ2
  6. c/n 536, Ex USAAF 44-70271, Ex PK-SAM, Ex ML-KNIL T-400[44]
  7. Aircraft number and the variants: T-1041 (ex AP-AJZ) L-1049H, T-1042 (ex AP-AJY) L-1049H, T-1043 (ex AP-AFR) L-1049C

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