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Appendix

INVENTORY OF AIRCRAFT AND HELICOPTERS IN THEMAP STATES

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Table A.1

Inventory of Aircraft and Helicopters, 2000: Bulgaria

Role TypeCurrent

TotalFirst

Delivery Current Statusa

Interceptor MiG-23MF Flogger-B(+MiG-23UB Flogger-C)

5 (+5) Being withdrawn

MiG-23ML Flogger-G 10 or less Being withdrawn

MiG-23MLD Flogger-K 10 or less Being withdrawn

MiG-29 Fulcrum-A(+MiG-29UB Fulcrum-B)

17 (+4) 1988

Air defense/attack MiG-21MF Fishbed 10 Most non-operational

MiG-21bis Fishbed-N(+MiG-21UM Mongol-B)

40 (+15) Most non-operational(approx. 20 in service)

Attack MiG-23BN Flogger-H 5 1976 Being withdrawn

Su-22M4 Fitter-K(+Su-22UM3 Fitter-G)

18 (+3) 1984 Being withdrawn

Su-25 Frogfoot-A(+Su-25UB Frogfoot-B)

35 (+4) 1986

Reconnaissance MiG-21R Fishbed-H 9 Many non-operational

MiG-21MFR Fishbed 4 Many non-operational

Armed trainer L-39ZA Albatros 26 1986

Transport An-24 Coke 2

An-26 Curl 5

Combat helicopter Mi-24 Hind-D 35 1982 Many non-operational

Mi-24 Hind-E 5 Many non-operational

Assault helicopter Mi-8 Hip 7

Mi-17 Hip 21

Combat supporthelicopter

Mi-17PP Hip-K 4

Navy helicopters Mi-14PL/BT Haze-A -B 10 1981

Other fixed-wingtrainers

L-29 Delfin 50 Some non-flyable

Other fixed-wing:communications,utility, survey

(2) Tu-134A, (1) Yak-40,(8) LET-410UVP, (1) An-30

12 Yak-40 to be with-drawn; LET-410delivered in 1990

Other helicopters:utility

(14) Mi-2 Hoplite, (6) Bell206B

20 Mi-2 being withdrawn;Bell delivered in 1999–2000

SOURCE: Jane’s, IISS, Teal Group Corporation.

NOTE: Inventory includes Bulgarian Military Air Forces and Bulgarian Naval Aviation.aIn 1999–2000, 60 percent of aircraft were reported to be non-operational (Jane’s).

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Table A.2

Inventory of Aircraft and Helicopters, 2000: Romania

Role TypeCurrent

TotalFirst

Delivery Current StatusInterceptor MiG-23MF Flogger-B

(+MiG-23UB Flogger-C)30 (+5) 1978

Airdefense/attack

MiG-21M/MF Fishbed-J (+MiG-21UM/USMongol-B)

150 (+30) 100 (+10) being up-graded to “Lancer”standard

MiG-29 Fulcrum-A(+MiG-29UB Fulcrum-B)

15 (+3) 1989

Attack IAR-93 A/B Orao 73 1980/86

Reconnaissance MiG-21R Fishbed-H 10 Many non-operational

Il-28 Beagle 12 Many non-operational

Armed trainer L-39ZA Albatros 30 1981

IAR-99 Soim 14 1988 24 total on order

Transport An-24 Coke 6

An-26 Curl 11 Many non-operational

Il-18 2

C-130B Hercules 4 1996

Assaulthelicopter

IAR-330 Puma 79 24 being upgraded

IAR-316/316A AlouetteIII

99

Navy helicopters Mi-14PL Haze-A, IAR-316

7

Other fixed-wingtrainers

(30) L-29 Delfin, (10)IAR-28MA, (36) IAR-823

76

Other fixed-wing:utility, survey

(2) B-707, (10) An-2, (3)An-30, (1) Tu-154

16

Otherhelicopters:communications,utility

(12) IAR-317, (6) Mi-8/17 Hip, 6 Mi-2

24

SOURCES: Jane’s, IISS, Teal Group Corporation.NOTE: Inventory includes Romanian Military Aviation and Romanian Naval Air Armbut not Romanian Police.

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Table A.3

Inventory of Aircraft and Helicopters, 2000: Slovakia

Role TypeCurrent

Total First Delivery Current Status

Interceptor MiG-29 Fulcrum-A(+MiG-29UB Fulcrum-B)

22 (+2) 1989

Air defense/attack

MiG-21MF Fishbed-J(+MiG-21UM/USMongol-B)

30 (+8) Most withdrawnor in storage(approx. 12+4 inservice)

Attack Su-22M4 Fitter-K(+Su-22UM3 Fitter-G)

17 (+3) 1984

Su-25K Frogfoot-A(+Su-25UBK Frogfoot-B)

11 (+1) 1984

Combatsupport

L-39V Albatros 2 1976

Armed trainer L-39C/MS/ZA Albatros 16 1971/1991/1976 5 2 9

Transport An-24V Coke 2An-26 Curl 2LET-410MA/VP Turbolet 4 (2/2)

Combathelicopter

Mi-24D Hind-D(+Mi-24DU Hind)

8 (+1)

Mi-24V Hind-E 10Combatsupporthelicopters

(2) Mi-17Z-II Hip, (1) Mi-8PPA Hip-K

3

Other fixed-wing trainers

(14) L-29 Delfin, (3) LET-410T

17

Other fixed-wing: com-munications,survey

(1) Tu-154M/B2, (2) LET-410FG,

3

Other heli-copters: utility

(14) Mi-8T/P Hip-C, (15)Mi-17 Hip-H, (6) Mi-2Hoplite

35 7 Mi-8T instorage

SOURCE: Jane’s, IISS, Teal Group Corporation.NOTE: Inventory includes Air Force and Air Defense Forces but not Slovak Police.

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Table A.4

Inventory of Aircraft and Helicopters, 2000: Estonia

Role TypeCurrent

TotalFirst

Delivery Current Status

Utility fixed-wing

(2) An-2 Colt, (2) L-410UVP-1 Turbolet

4

Utilityhelicopters

Mi-2 Hoplite, (4) Mi-8 7 Mi-2 in1995

SOURCE: Jane’s, IISS, Teal Group Corporation.NOTE: Inventory includes Estonian Army Aviation and Estonian Border Guard (inwartime subordinated to Air Force staff).

Table A.5

Inventory of Aircraft and Helicopters, 2000: Latvia

Role TypeCurrent

TotalFirst

Delivery Current Status

Utility fixed-wing

(1) LET L-410UVPTurbolet, (4) An-2 Colt

6 L-410 in1992–93

Utilityhelicopters

Mi-2 Hoplite 8 1995 Some non-operational

SOURCE: Jane’s, IISS, Teal Group Corporation.NOTE: Inventory includes Latvian Air Force but not Latvian Republican Guard.

Table A.6

Inventory of Aircraft and Helicopters, 2000: Lithuania

Role TypeCurrent

TotalFirst

Delivery Current Status

Armed trainers L-39ZA/C Albatros 6 (2/4) 1993,1998

Transport An-26RV Curl 3 1994

LET-410UVP Turbolet 2 1993

Utility fixed-wing

An-2 Colt 6 1993

Utilityhelicopters

(8) Mi-8T/MTV Hip-C-H, (4) Mi-2

12 Mi-8 in1993,Mi-2 in1996

SOURCE: Jane’s, IISS, Teal Group Corporation.NOTE: Inventory includes Lithuanian Military Air Forces but not National Border andHome Guard.

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Table A.7

Inventory of Aircraft and Helicopters, 2000: Macedonia

Role TypeCurrent

TotalFirst

Delivery Current Status

Assaulthelicopters

Mi-17 (Mi-8MTV)Hip-H

3 1994

Utility fixed-wing

(3) Zlin 242L, (1)Raytheon Super KingAir

4 242L in1997

SOURCE: Jane’s, IISS, Teal Group Corporation.NOTE: Inventory includes Macedonian Republic Army Aviation but not NationalBorder and Home Guard.

Table A.8

Inventory of Aircraft and Helicopters, 2000: Slovenia

Role TypeCurrent

TotalFirst

Delivery Current Status

Armed trainer Pilatus PC-9 12 1995 Being modernized

Transport LET-410UVP-ETurbolet

1 1994

Pilatus PC-6/ 2 1998

Utilityhelicopters

(2) Bell 412HP, (1) Bell412SP, (5) Bell 412EP,(3) B-206

11 B-412 in1992–96

SOURCE: Jane’s, IISS, Teal Group Corporation.NOTE: Inventory includes Slovene Military Aviation.

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Table A.9

Inventory of Aircraft and Helicopters, 2000: Albania

Role TypeCurrent

TotalFirst

Delivery Current Statusa

Interceptor Chengdu F-7A [MiG-21] 22 1979 Many non-operational

Airdefense/attack

Shenyang F-6 [MiG-19] 32 1965 Many non-operational

Attack Shenyang F-5 (+FT-5)[MiG-17]

11+8 1961–62 No more than 14 (total)operational

Reconnaissance Shenyang F-6 [MiG-19] 4 1965 Many non-operational

Transport Y-5 [An-2] 17 1963 No more than 10operational

Il-14M 3 Operational statusuncertain

Fixed-wingtrainers

(13) F-2, (11) FT-2, (6)Nanchang CJ-6

30 1955–62 Many non-operational

Utilityhelicopters

(40) Z-5 [Mi-4], (4)Aerospatialle SA-319BAlouette III (1) Bell-222UT, (3) EurocopterSA-350B

48 Many Z-5 non-operational (deliveredin 1957); Alouettesdelivered in 1995

SOURCE: Jane’s, IISS, Teal Group Corporation.NOTE: Inventory includes Albanian People’s Army Air Force.aServiceability of all Albanian aircraft is in question as a result of civil unrest in 1997.