This is a list of aircraft of the Royal New Zealand Air Force and Royal New Zealand Navy.
Aircraft Name Variants Number Origin Role Introduced Retired Notes Serial numbers Aermacchi MB-339 MB-339CB 18 Two-seat advanced pilot, weapons trainer aircraft 1991 2001 Operated by No. 14 Squadron RNZAF and the Black Falcons aerobatic team. NZ6460 - 6477 AESL Airtourer T.6/24 4 Two-seat elementary pilot trainer, aircraft 1970 1995 Operated by the Pilot Training Squadron RNZAF. See also CT4. NZ1760 - 1763 AgustaWestland A109 A109 LUH 6 Light utility helicopter 2011 Current, operated by No. 3 Squadron. Ordered in 2007 (one used for spares). NZ3401 - 3406 Aichi E13A Jake E13A1A 1 Captured enemy aircraft 1945 1945 Captured in Rabaul in 1945, flown in theatre. Airspeed Consul 6 Twin-engine light transport aircraft 1948 1952 Operated by No. 42 Squadron RNZAF. Converted from Oxfords. NZ1901 - 1906 Airspeed Oxford Mk I, II 229 Multi-engine pilot trainer, crew trainer aircraft 1938 1952 Operated by No. 14 Squadron RNZAF and No. 42 Squadron RNZAF NZ250 - 290, NZ1201 - 1399, NZ2100 - 2157, R6226 Avro 504 504K 12 Two-seat pilot trainer biplane 1920 1930 New purchases in 1925, others were Imperial Gift aircraft, loaned to private companies 1920–1923 or 24. Some lost in accidents while on loan. E3137, E4153, H1964 - H1966, 201 -206 Avro 626 Perfect 626 4 Three-seat advanced pilot trainer, crew trainer biplane 1935 1943 NZ201 - 204 Avro Anson 652A, Mk I, Mk XII 25 Twin-engine navigation, radio research, VIP transport aircraft 1942 1952 Two Anson Mk XIIs were used by the British High Commission for VIP transport. Two Anson XIIs were hired or on loan from the RAF. Used by the British High Commission in New Zealand for VIP transport. NZ401 - 423, PH599, PH600 Avro Lancaster Mk I, Mk III Four-engine heavy bomber aircraft 1943 1945 RAF aircraft operated by No. 75 Squadron RAF. RAF variants were Lancaster Mk I and Mk III. Avro Lincoln Mk II Four-engine heavy long range bomber aircraft 1945 1945 RAF aircraft operated by No. 75 Squadron RAF. RAF variant was the Lincoln Mk II. Auster J/5, Auster T Mk 7C Antarctic J/5, T Mk 7C 7 Three-seat light utility, army observation, forestry, patrol, communications aircraft 1947 1969 The Austers were operated by No. 3 Squadron RNZAF, No. 6 Squadron RNZAF and No. 42 Squadron RNZAF. The Auster T Mk 7C was acquired for use in the Antarctic. NZ1701 - 1707 BAC Strikemaster BAC 167, Mk 88 16 Two-seat advanced pilot trainer, light attack aircraft 1972 1991 Operated by No. 14 Squadron RNZAF. NZ6361 - 6376 Beechcraft 17 C-17L Staggerwing 1 Single-engine cabin biplane 1939 1946 One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. Used for communications. NZ573 Beechcraft King Air King Air 200 9 1998 2018 Operated by No. 42 Squadron NZ1881 - 1885, NZ7121 - 7124 Beechcraft Super King Air King Air 350 4 Twin-engine multi-engine trainer 2018 Current, operated by No. 42 Squadron RNZAF NZ2350 - 2353 Beechcraft T-6 Texan II T-6C 11 Two-seat pilot trainer aircraft 2014 Current, operated by No. 14 Squadron RNZAF, Central Flying School RNZAF and the Black Falcons aerobatic team. NZ1401 - 1411 Bell H-13 Sioux 47G-3B-1, 47G-3B-2 13 Army observation, pilot trainer, light utility helicopter 1965 2010 Operated by No. 3 Squadron RNZAF NZ3701 - 3713 Bell UH-1 Iroquois UH-1D, UH-1H 18 Utility transport helicopter 1966 2015 Operated by No. 3 Squadron RNZAF and No. 41 Squadron RNZAF. The UH-1 Iroquois were used for casualty evacuation, search and rescue, supply and troop transport. Plus an unknown number of aircraft leased for UN work in the Sinai. One UH-1H was donated for display at the Wigram museum, and never saw service. The UH-1Ds were converted to UH-1H standard.