AEWC capability in order to further contribute to the NORAD Aerospace Warning and Control (AWAC) missions, achieve greater strategic effects in a rapidly evolving security environment, and reinforce Canada’s support to peace and stabilization operations.
The CC-115 Buffalo aircraft flew an impressive 55 years in the Royal Canadian Air Force from 1967 to 2022.
The CH-124 Sea King is a ship borne maritime helicopter with unique capabilities.
The P-8A Poseidon is the only multi-mission aircraft currently in service and in production that is able to meet Canadian Multi-Mission Aircraft (CMMA) requirements with its advanced anti-submarine warfare.
This new aircraft will improve the flexibility, responsiveness, interoperability with allied nations, communications security, and self-protection of the Royal Canadian Air Force’s current fleet.
The CC-177 Globemaster III strategic airlifter transports troops, cargo and oversized combat equipment.
The CC-150 Polaris is a multi-purpose, long-range aircraft used for military passenger, freight or medical transport.
The CC-144 Challenger is used to transport government officials and foreign dignitaries. It also supports military operations in Canada and around the world.
The CC-138 Twin Otter is used in transport and support roles in northern operations as well as search and rescue missions.
The BE-350 King Air is used for passenger transport and pilot proficiency missions. These leased aircraft are primarily used by
The CT-156 Harvard II is the aircraft of choice to help new pilots move seamlessly from basic flight training to high-performance jet training.
Aircrew from the Royal Canadian Air Force and air forces around the world train on this turboprop aircraft.
The Bell 412CF provides the second level of helicopter training in the Royal Canadian Air Force prior to trainees earning their wings.
The CH-139 Jet Ranger is a single-engine trainer used to help Royal Canadian Air Force helicopter trainees earn their wings.
The Grob-G120A is the primary flight aircraft used in the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) for pilot training.
