Directorate Single Sky Civil-Military ATM Co-ordination Division (DSS/CM) Military Statistics Edition 2012 Version October 2012 EUROCONTROL

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1 Directorate Single Sky Civil-Military ATM Co-ordination Division (DSS/CM) Military Statistics Edition 2012 Version October 2012 EUROCONTROL

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3 table of Contents sources 1 state aircraft Fleet 2 State Flying GAT 3 State Flying OAT 10 European state aircraft Air Fleet 11 Military Statistics Edition Civil-Military ATM Co-ordination Division (DSS/CM) III

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5 sources The 2012 edition of the brochure is based on the 2011 figures derived from EUROCONTROL s Central Route Charges Office (CRCO) for the GAT IFR data, and from EUROCONTROL Members States for OAT and military fleets data for the military fleets, however, have not been provided by all Member States. In such cases we kept the data derived from open sources in As this is an on-line publication only, we will be pleased to update as soon as more feed back from users is provided. Please contact us at cmac.contact@eurocontrol.int. Military Statistics Edition Civil-Military ATM Co-ordination Division (DSS/CM) 1

6 state aircraft fleet AIRCRAFT ECAC USA* TOTALS Combat aircraft 3063 (3167) 3393 (3630) 6456 (6797) Large aircraft 1020 (1173) 2264 (2232) 3284 (3505) Light aircraft 1519 (1868) 2778 (1789) 4297 (3657) Helicopters 3520 (4141) 5277 (5277) 8797 (9418) Paramilitary 307 (353) 200 (167) 507 (520) TOTALS 9429 (10702) (13195) (23897) (2010 figures between brackets) * USA figures refer to the total US fleet. Main impact on European ATM comes from the AMC (Air Mobility Command) which reaches European airspace from many origins (most from US). Table 1: European and US State Fleet Total Numbers Figure 1: ECAC State Fleet A steady decrease can be identified from aircraft in 2003 to 9317 in

7 State Flying GAT Month Civil Military Total Military as % of totals January (661554) (12373) (673927) 1,86 (1.84) February (638031) (13114) (651145) 2,02 (2.01) March (754563) (17048) (771611) 2,21 (2.21) April (670672) (14736) (685408) 1,99 (2.15) May (827781) (15782) (843563) 2,04 (1.87) June (865735) (16961) (882696) 1,92 (1.92) July (900402) (15212) (915614) 1,62 (1.66) August (889736) (13751) (903487) 1,53 (1.52) September (866429) (16452) (882881) 1,82 (1.86) October (837182) (16256) (853438) 1,79 (1.90) November (722213) (14695) (736908) 1,96 (1.99) December (661156) (11662) (672818) 1,66 (1.73) Total ( ) (178042) ( ) 1,87 (1.88) (2010 figures between brackets) Table 2: Civil and Military GAT in ECAC Airspace Civil Military Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Military Statistics Edition Civil-Military ATM Co-ordination Division (DSS/CM) 3

8 State Flying GAT (233916) (208180) 2.03 (191221) (189582) 1.88 (178042) (181904) Figure 2: Military GAT as Percentage of Total number of flights (total number of flights between brackets) Military GAT flights continue to decrease not in absolute numbers but in percentage compared with total number of flights (civil and military). 4

9 Nation Flights % ALBANIA LATVIA MALTA BULGARIA SLOVAK REPUBLIC UKRAINE 121 0,10 SERBIA CROATIA SLOVENIA ARMENIA LITUHANIA NORWAY IRELAND ROMANIA HUNGARY DENMARK SWEDEN TURKEY CZECH REPUBLIC PORTUGAL SWITZERLAND ,19 NETHERLANDS AUSTRIA BELGIUM GERMANY GREECE FINLAND POLAND UNITED KINGDOM SPAIN FRANCE ITALY total % Table 3: Military GAT by EUROCONTROL Member States Military Statistics Edition Civil-Military ATM Co-ordination Division (DSS/CM) 5

10 State Flying GAT Nation Flights % IRAN % TUNISIA % OMAN % MALAYSIA % INDIA % JORDAN % BRAZIL % KUWAIT % PAKISTAN % ALGERIA % ISRAEL % UNITED ARAB EMIRATES % EGYPT % SAUDI ARABIA % QATAR % RUSSIAN FEDERATION % MOROCCO % CANADA % UNITED STATES % Others % total Table 4: Military GAT by non-eurocontrol Member States 95.47% Military GAT flown by EUROCONTROL Member and non-member States 2011 Member States Non-Member States Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 6

11 Military GAT broken down by country of registration shows the following top 5 airspace users : UK 7299 Italy Spain Number of GAT flights during 2011 France US Figure 3: Military GAT per country of registration 220 different military aircraft types flew GAT during Table 5 reflects the more common types. type Flights C130 Hercules C17 Globemaster K135R 8871 TBM700 Socata 7935 E121 Xingu 5921 C130J Hercules 5725 C160 Transall 5455 P180 Avanti 5252 CN295 CASA 5005 B212 Augusta Bell 4584 Falcon A109 Augusta Westland 3621 CN235 Nurtanio 3461 Pilatus PC B412 Augusta Bell 3423 Military Statistics Edition Civil-Military ATM Co-ordination Division (DSS/CM) 7

12 State Flying GAT type Flights F18 Hornet 2776 C5 Galaxy 2722 BE20 Beech King 2600 F16 Falcon 2526 Learjet Falcon Bell UH-1H 2243 C27J Spartan 2168 Airbus MPA DC Airbus Falcon Eurocopter PUMA 1700 CASA Dornier F5 Tiger 1357 E-3C Sentry 1355 Antonov Aerospatiale AS PZL Swidnik SW Aermacchi MB Boeing Boeing Cessna 560 Citation 1086 Eurofighter 1079 AT45 Alenia 1072 Sikorsky S Lockhead Tristar 1040 Hawk 1026 Gulfstream V 1005 P3 Orion 1002 OTHERS (< 1000 flights) Total Table 5: Military GAT by Type 8

13 Military GAT broken down by type of aircraft shows the following top 5 airspace users : 6% flown by combat aircraft (fighters) 17% flown by helicopters 61% flown by large aircraft (transport type) 16% flown by light aircraft (i.e. training aircraft) Figure 4: Military GAT per aircraft type Military GAT split by flight level (FL) shows the following figures for 2011: FL245 FL195 (+2,3%) 47,3% military GAT above FL 245 (-0,7%) 12,3% military GAT below FL 195 (-1.6%) 40,4% military GAT between FL 195 and FL 245 Figure 5: Military GAT per flight level 9 Military Statistics Edition Civil-Military ATM Co-ordination Division (DSS/CM) 9

14 State Flying OAT Member State Total Number of OAT flights Comparison with OAT Flights in 2008 OAT as percentage of total military flights Czech Republic no data available 95% FRANCE % 63% GERMANY % 90% ITALY no data available 60% SPAIN % 42% SWEDEN no data available 97% UNITED KINGDOM ,5% 87% It is expected that this section dealing with OAT flights will get more attention in the future. For the time being the data available is limited. The only rough conclusion at the present moment is that military flying splits approximately: GAT 30% OAT 70% These figures must be further consolidated as more data is received from Member States

15 European Military Air Fleet 1 Data shaded in green is from All other data is from 2010 as more recent figures are not available. STATE Combat (fighters) Transporttype Light (i.e. trainers) Helicopters Para-Military Remarks ALBANIA ARMENIA 12 (MiG-25, Su-25) 2 (Il-76) 4 (L-39) 16 (AB-205, AB-206, Bo-105) 25 (Mi-24, Mi-17, Mi-2) Total: 16 Total: 43 AUSTRIA 14 (Typhoon) 3 (C-130) 40 PC-6, PC-7, Saab-105) 84 (SA-319, OH-58, S-70, AB-212) Total: 141 AZERBAIJAN 28 (MiG-29, MiG-21, Su-17, Su-24, Su-25) 4 (Yak-40) 29 (L-29, L-39) 34 (Mi-24, Mi-8) Total: 95 UAV: some Aerostar BELGIUM 69 (F-16) 18 (C-130, ERJ-135, ERJ-145, DA 900, Falcon 20) 61 (Alpha Jet, SF 260) 35 (SA-316, A-109, Mk48 Sea King) Total: 183 UAV: 14 B-Hunter 7 A-400M on order 10 NH-90 on order BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 14 (J-21, J-22) 2 (NJ-21) 39 (Mi-8, Mi-17, UH-1H, Mi-34) Total: 55 BULGARIA 43 (MiG-21, MiG-29, Su-25) 15 (An-26, CJ-27, L-410, PC-12) 14 (L-39, PC-9) 47 (Mi-14, Mi-17, Mi-24, AS 532) Total: 119 UAV: Yastreb CROATIA 9 (Mig-21) 2 (An-32) 26 (PC-9) 35 (Mi-8, AB-206,Mi-17) Total: 72 CYPRUS 1 (BN-2) 1 (PC-9) 18 (Mi-35, SA-342) Armed Police: 1 (Bell-412) Total: 21 CZECH REPUBLIC 32 (JAS-39, L-159) 17 (C-295, L-410, Yak-40, CL-601, A-319) 9 (L-39) 52 (Mi-8, Mi-24/35, Mi-17/171, W-3A) Total: 110 DENMARK 48 (F-16) 7 (C-130J, CL-604) 24 (Saab T-17) 36 (AS-550, EH-101, Mk-90) Total: 115 UAV Sperwer ESTONIA 2 (An-2) 4 (R-44) Border Guard: 6 (L-410, Mi-8) Total: 12 FINLAND 59 (F/A-18) 9 (F-27, CN-295, Learjet 35A, PA-31) 72 (Mk51, L-90, L-70) 12 (Mi-8, NH-90) Frontier Guard: 12 (AB 412, AS 332, AB-206) Total: 164 Some UAV Ranger 10 NH-90 being delivered 1 Numbers are approximate. in storage are not included. Main types are indicated between brackets Military Statistics Edition Civil-Military ATM Co-ordination Division (DSS/CM) 11

16 European Military Air Fleet STATE Combat (fighters) Transporttype Light (i.e. trainers) Helicopters Para-Military Remarks FRANCE (Air Force only) 420 (Rafale, M-2000, Mirage F-1, Alphajet) (Including 120 Ajet) 131 (Falcon 50, 2000, 900, 7X, A310/330/340, C130, C160, CN 235, (K)C 135, E-3F, DHC6, TBM700) 50 (EMB 121 Xingu, DR140, Extra 300) 84 (Cougar, Puma, Caracal, Fennec) Total: UAV: Harfang 50 A-400M on order 35 Rafale and 5 CN235 to be delivered FYROM 1 (An-2) 19 (Mi-24, Mi-8) Total: 20 GEORGIA 6 (Su-25) 4 (An-2) 5 (L29) 18 (Mi-8, UH-1H) Total: 33 GERMANY 189 (EUROFIGHTER, Tornado, PHANTOM) 82 (C-160, A-340, A-310, A-319, Global 5000, P3-C Orion) 41 (T-38, Do 228 LM) 295 (UH-1D, Cougar, NH90, CH 53, Tiger, Bo 105, EC 135, Sea Lynx, Sea King) Total: 607 RPA: 3 Heron 1 1 Euro Hawk GREECE 304 (Mirage-2000, F-16, F-4, A-7) 73 (C-130/, P-3B, EMB-135, TB-20) 101 (T-2, T-6, T-37) 188 (AH-64, CH-47, AB-205/ 206/ 212, S-70, UH-1H, AS-332) National Guard 4 (Cessna-172, TB-20) Total: 670 Some UAV Sperwer 19 NH-90 and 15 AH-64 helicopters on order HUNGARY 16 (JAS-39 Gripen) 5 (An-26) 10 (Yak-52) 28 (Mi-8, Mi-24) Total: 59 ICELAND IRELAND ITALY 164 (Typhoon, F-16, AV-8, Tornado, AMX) 10 (2xCN35; 5xFR172, 1xG4,1xLJ45, 1xPBN Defender) 87 (C-130, G-222, Atlantic, P-180, A-319, Falcon 900, C-27) 7 (PC-9) 106 (MB-339, AMX) 10 (4xEC35, 6xAW139) 406 (A-129, AB-205/ 206/ 212/ 412, CH-47, NH-90, SH-3, NH-500, HH-3F) Coast Guard: 3 (F-27, AS-322/365) Carabinieri, Customs, Coast Guard 138 (P-166, AB 206/ 412, A-109) Total: 3 Total: 27 LATVIA 2 (An-2, L-410) 6 (Mi-17, Mi-2) Total: 8 Total: UAV predator 50 Eurofighters on order 50 NH-90 helicopters on order LITHUANIA 3 C-27J Spartan 2 L-410 UVP Turbolet 2 An-2 1 L-39ZA Albatross 1 Jak-18T 1 Mi-17 8 Mi-8 Total: 18 12

17 STATE Combat (fighters) Transporttype Light (i.e. trainers) Helicopters Para-Military Remarks LUXEMBOURG 20 (E-3A, B-707) Total: 20 LU has no Air Force but for legal purposes NATO s 17 E-3A Sentry AWACS aircraft and 3 Boeing CT/49 (training) have LU registration 1 A-400M on order MALTA 2 (BN-2) 4 (Bulldog) 7 (NH-500, SA-316) Total: 13 MOLDOVA 4 (An-26/ 72) 7 (Mi-8, Mi-17) Total: 11 MONTENEGRO 10 (Super Galeb) 6 (SA 341/ 342) Total: 16 THE NETHERLANDS 68 (F-16) 8 (KDC-10, C-130, G-IV) 13 (PC-7) 70 (AH-64. SH-14, AB 412, CH-47, AS 532, Ai03, NH-90) Coast Guard: 2 (DO-228) Total: more NH-90 to replace old types NORWAY 57 (F-16) 4 C P-3 3 DA (Saab T-17) 5 Mk Mk B NH-90 Total: 123 (12 NH-90 on order to replace old types) POLAND 80 (F-16, MiG-29, Su-22) 32 (CN-295, C-130, An-26, Yak-40, Tu 154) 78 (PZL-130, TS-11) 116 (Mi-8/ 14/ 17 24, SH-2) Total: 306 PORTUGAL 30 (F-16) 27 (C-130, C-295, P-3, Falcon) 23 (Alpha Jet, TB-30) 29 (Mk-95, SA-316, EH-101) Ministry Internal Administration 9 (KA-32, AS350 B3) Total: 118 ROMANIA SERBIA 52 (MiG-21) 62 (MiG-21/ 29, J-22) 12 (C-130, An-24/ 26) 8 (An-26, Do-128, Yak-40) 32 (MiG-21, IAR-99, L-39) 16 (Super Galeb, Utva 75) 39 (IAR-316/ 330) 50 (Mi-8/ 17/ 24, SA-341/ 342) SLOVAKIA 16 (MiG-29) 5 (An-24/26) 11 (L-39) 31 (Mi-17/ -24) SLOVENIA 1 (L-410) 21 (PC-9, PC6, Z-143, Z-242) 16 (AB-412, AS-532AL) Police 5 (Mi-8, Mi-17) police 6 (AB-206/212/ 412, A-109, EC- 135) Total: C-27J on order Total: 136 Total: 68 Total: 44 SPAIN 180 (Eurofighter, AV-8 Harrier, F/A-18A, F-1, F-5) 120 (A-310, B-707, P-3A/3B/3M, CN-235MPA, Cessna 550/650, C-130, CN-235, C-295) 112 (C-101, T-35) 201 (Bo-105, AB-205/212, AS-332/532/665, CH-47, SH-3/ 60, SA-330, EC-135, UH-1H) Guardia Civil 39 (Bo-105, EC-135, CASA-212) Total: 652 Some UAV in the Army 60 Eurofighters on order 27 A-400M on order 45 NH-90 helicopters on order 18 Tiger helicopters being delivered Military Statistics Edition Civil-Military ATM Co-ordination Division (DSS/CM) 13

18 European Military Air Fleet STATE Combat (fighters) Transporttype Light (i.e. trainers) Helicopters Para-Military Remarks SWEDEN 134 (JAS-39) 17 (Gulfstream IV, C-130) 40 (SAAB 105) 56 (AS-332, A-109, NH-90, UH60) Total: UAV Shadow B:5 UH60 ongoing del SWITZERLAND 87 (F-5, FA-18) 20 (King Air B300C, Falcon 50, Twin Otter, Beech 1900D, Citation Excel, PC-6) 45 (PC-7/9/21) 46 (AS-332/532, SA-316, EC-635) Total: UAV Ranger TURKEY 401 (F-4, F-16C/D, F-5A/B) 130 (CN-235, C-160/130, KC-135) 201 (T-37/38/ 41/42, SF-260) 340 (AB-204/ 205/ 206/ 212/412, AS-532, S/70B, UH- 1H, AH-1, OH-58B) Gendarmerie/ Nat. Guard/ Coast Guard 70 (Do-28, Mi-17, S-70A, AB- 204/205/206/ 212, CN-235MPA) Total: 1142 More than 300 UAV (different types) 10 A-400M on order 4 B-707 on order 30 F-16 on order UKRAINE 240 (Su-24/25/ 27, MiG-29) 53 (An-24/26/30, IL-76/ 78, Tu-134) 50 (L-39 Albatros) 270 (Mi-6/8/9/14/24, Ka-25/27) Coast Guard 12 (An-72, Ka-27) Total: An-70 on order UNITED KINGDOM 344 (Hawk T1/T2, Tornado, Typhoon) 103 (BAE 125/146, C-17/130, Defender Mk 1, Islander Mk 1 + 2, Sentinel, Sentry, Tri-Star, VC-10) 325 (King Air, Tucano, Tutor, Vigilant, Viking) 419 (Apache, Chinook, Gazelle, Lynx, Merlin, Puma, Seaking) Total: A-400M on order 100 Eurofighters on order deliveries on going for several types of helicopters TOTAL ECAC 3078 (3220) 1057 (1054) 1611 (1670) 3448 (3954) 307 (355) TOTALS: 9389 (10255) (2010 figures between brackets) Combat aircraft Large aircraft Light aircraft Helicopters Para-Military Remarks USA 3393 (3630) (F-22 A Raptor, F-5, F-15, F-16,F-18, A-10, and many more types) 2264 (2332) (C-5, C-20, C-21, C-130, C-17, C-12, KC-135 and many more types) 2778 (1789) (T-6/34/38/39/ 44/45, MV-22 large UAV incl. MQ-1, MQ-4, MQ-9 and many more types) 5277 ( 5277) (AH-64, CH-67, UH-60 and many more types) Coast Guard 200 (167) (C-130, CN-235, HU-25, HH-65) (13195) Many additional UAV (different types) in all services. Many more on order. (2010 figures between brackets) 14

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