This is a list of aircraft of Canada's air forces.
Aircraft are listed for the following organizations:

• Canadian Aviation Corps (1914–1915) which operated a single Burgess-Dunne tailless floatplane
• Canadian Air Force (CAF) (1920–1924) while under the control of the Air Board.
• Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) (1924–1968) until amalgamated with the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Army to form a unified Canadian Forces.
• Canadian Forces (CAF/CF) (1968–2011) until Canadian Forces Air Command renamed Royal Canadian Air Force again
• Royal Canadian Air Force (2011–current)

This list only includes aircraft owned by the Canadian government, and excludes aircraft flown by Canadian pilots serving with the Royal Flying Corps, Royal Flying Corps Canada or Royal Air Force, including the Article XV squadrons.

From 1917 to November 1918 the British government funded and operated the Royal Flying Corps Canada (later Royal Air Force Canada) which trained aviators on the approximately 1,210 Curtiss Canucks built in Canada, 120 Curtiss JN-4s built in the US, as well as two Avro 504s and one Airco DH.6 built in Canada.

In 1918 the Canadian government formed the Canadian Air Force in Europe which consisted of two wings integrated into the normal Royal Air Force command structure, equipped with Sopwith Dolphins, Royal Aircraft Factory SE.5as and Airco DH.9As supplied and owned by the RAF. It was disbanded in 1920. When the war ended some of these same types were offered to Canada as a part of the Imperial Gift, along with a batch of Fokker D.VIIs captured from Germany, which aside from some illicit flights were relegated primarily to storage and use as instructional airframes.

Independently of the RCAF, the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) also operated aircraft; upon unification, CAF/CF assumed operational responsibility for all remaining RCN Canadair CT-133 Silver Star, Grumman CS2F Tracker, Sikorsky HO4S-3, and Sikorsky CHSS-2 Sea King aircraft.

Designations

During the First World War no official standards existed for the naming of aircraft and so all designations at this time were assigned by the original manufacturer and both numbers and names were used. From 1918, aircraft were given names based on a set of rules, and individual variants designated numerically as mark I, mark II, etc. as per RAF practice, including aircraft purchased from American sources. For more information on specifics of the system, see British military aircraft designation systems. Aircraft purchased from local sources often retained their original commercial names such as with the Barkley-Grow T8P-1 or the Waco AQC-6, particularly if purchased in small numbers, impressed or not purchased from the original manufacturer. CF-100 and CF-105 were Avro Canada company designations that preceded similar RCAF designations that became the basis for the Canadian Forces designations instituted in February 1968. Unlike the US designation system, there is only a single sequence rather than separate sequences for each role, and numbering started at 100, prefixed with C (for Canada) and a role letter or letters. According to R. W. Walker. 102 and 103 were not used in the CF system to avoid confusion with Avro's use of those numbers for the cancelled Avro Canada C-102 Jetliner and the Avro Canada CF-103 interceptor project.^[1]

Aircraft listing

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Type	1968 CF designator	Origin	Primary role(s)	Introduced	Status	No.	Notes
Advanced Ceramics Research Silver Fox	CU-167	UK	UAV	2004	?	4+	[1][2]
AeroVironment RQ-11 Raven	n/a	US	UAV	n/a	n/a	n/a
AeroVironment RQ-20 Puma	n/a	US	UAV	2018	n/a	n/a
AgustaWestland CH-149 Cormorant	CH-149	UK/Italy	SAR helicopter	2000	14 in service (+2 on order)	17	[3]
Airbus CC-150 Polaris	CC-150	France	transport/tanker	1992	5 In service	5	[4][note 1]
Airbus CC-295 Kingfisher	CC-295	Spain	SAR	2019	1 In service	16
Airco DH.4	n/a	UK	bomber	1920	Retired 1928	12	[5]
Airco DH.9A	n/a	UK	bomber	1920	Retired 1929	12	[5]
Airspeed Horsa	n/a	UK	transport glider	1948	Retired 1950	3	[6]
Airspeed Oxford	n/a	UK	trainer	1939	Retired 1947	819	[6]
Armstrong Whitworth Atlas	n/a	UK	reconnaissance	1927	Retired 1942	16	[6]
Armstrong Whitworth Siskin	n/a	UK	fighter	1926	Retired 1940	12	[6]
Auster AOP.6 & T.7	n/a	UK	reconnaissance	1948	Retired 1958	42	[7]
Avro 504	n/a	UK	trainer	1920	Retired 1934	97	[7][note 2]
Avro 552 Viper	n/a	Canada	forestry patrol	1924	Retired 1928	14	[7]
Avro Avian Mk.IVM	n/a	UK	transport/trainer	1929	Retired 1936	29	[7]
Avro 621 Tutor	n/a	UK	trainer	1931	Retired 1945	7	[7]
Avro 626 Prefect	n/a	UK	trainer	1937	Retired 1945	12	[7]
Avro Anson	n/a	UK/Canada	bomber/trainer	1940	Retired 1947	4,413	[8]
Avro Lancaster	n/a	UK	bomber	1944	Retired 1965	229	[9]
Avro Lincoln	n/a	UK/Canada	bomber	1946	Retired 1947	3	[9]
Avro Wright	n/a	Canada	forestry patrol	1925	Retired 1930	1	[7]
Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow	CF-105	Canada	fighter	1958	Retired 1959	5	[9]
Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck	CF-100	Canada	fighter	1951	Retired 1984	692	[4][9]
BAE Systems Hawk	CT-155	UK	trainer	2000	Retired 2024	22	[10]
BAE Systems Silver Fox	n/a	UK	UAV	2004	4+ in service	4+
Barkley-Grow T8P-1	n/a	US	transport	1939	Retired 1941	1	[9][note 3]
Beechcraft Expeditor	CT-128	US	transport/trainer	1941	Retired 1972	394	[11][12]
Beechcraft Harvard II	CT-156	US	trainer	2000	24 in service	26	[13]
Beechcraft King Air	CT-145	US	transport/trainer	1992	7 in service	8	[12]
Beechcraft Mentor	n/a	US	trainer	1954	Retired 1956	25	[14]
Beechcraft Musketeer	CT-134	US	trainer	1971	Retired 1992	46	[12]
Bell 47D & G	n/a	US	transport helicopter	1948	Retired 1965	9	[14]
Bell Griffon	CH-146	Canada	transport helicopter	1994	85 in service	100	[15]
Bell Iroquois	CH-118	US/Canada	transport helicopter	1968	Retired 1997	10	[15]
Bell Jet Ranger	CH-139	US	transport helicopter	1981	Retired 1993	14	[15]
Bell Kiowa	CH-136	US	transport helicopter	1971	Retired 1997	74	[15]
Bell Twin Huey	CH-135	US	transport helicopter	1971	Retired 1999	50	[15]
Bellanca CH-300 Pacemaker	n/a	US	transport	1929	Retired 1944	13	[14]
Blackburn Shark Mk.II & III	n/a	UK	bomber	1936	Retired 1944	26	[14]
Boeing 247D	n/a	US	transport	1940	Retired 1942	8	[14][note 3]
Boeing CC-137	CC-137	US	transport/tanker	1970	Retired 1997	5	[15][note 4]
Boeing Fortress Mk.II	n/a	US	patrol/transport	1943	Retired 1946	6	[14]
Boeing Globemaster III	CC-177	US	transport	2007	5 in service	5	[16]
Boeing Insitu ScanEagle	CU-169	US	UAV	2008	in service	?	[1]
Boeing Stratojet	n/a	US	engine testbed	1956	Retired 1959	1	[14][note 5]
Boeing CH-47C Chinook	CH-147	US	transport helicopter	1974	Retired 1991	8	[17]
Boeing CH-47D Chinook	CH-147D	US	transport helicopter	2008	Retired 2011	6+1 Leased	[17][18]
Boeing CH-47F Chinook	CH-147F	US	transport helicopter	2013	15 in service	15	[18][19]
Brewster Bermuda	n/a	US	bomber	1943	Retired 1946	3	[14]
Bristol Beaufort	n/a	UK	bomber	1941	Retired 1944	15	[20]
Bristol Blenheim Mk.IV	n/a	UK	bomber/trainer	1941	Retired 1945	1	[14]
Bristol F.2B Fighter	n/a	UK	fighter	1920	Retired 1922	2	[14]
Bristol Fairchild Bolingbroke	n/a	Canada	bomber/trainer	1939	Retired 1947	626	[21][note 6]
Bristol Freighter	n/a	UK	transport	1952	Retired 1967	6	[20]
Burgess-Dunne	n/a	US	reconnaissance	1914	Retired 1914	1	[20][note 7]
Canadair Argus	CP-107	Canada	patrol	1957	Retired 1988	33	[20][22]
Canadair C-5 North Star	n/a	Canada	transport	1950	Retired 1967	1	[20]
Canadair CF-5 Freedom Fighter	CF-116	Canada	fighter/ground attack	1968	Retired 1995	133	[22][note 8]
Canadair Challenger	CC-144	Canada	transport/trainer/patrol	1983	4 in service	18	[22][23]
Canadair Cosmopolitan	CC-109	Canada	transport	1960	Retired 1994	13	[20][note 9][22]
Canadair CL-84 Dynavert	CX-131	Canada	experimental VTOL	1969	Retired 1975	3	[22]
Canadair North Star	n/a	Canada	transport	1947	Retired 1966	24	[20][note 10]
Canadair Sabre	n/a	Canada	fighter	1950	Retired 1977	1,184	[20][note 11][22]
Canadair Silver Star	CT-133	Canada	trainer/EW	1953	Retired 2005	656	[20][note 12][24]
Canadair Starfighter	CF-104	Canada	fighter	1961	Retired 1988	200	[20][note 13][25]
Canadair Tutor	CT-114	Canada	trainer	1963	11 in service	190	[20][25][note 14]
Canadair Yukon	CC-106	Canada	transport	1959	Retired 1971	12	[20][25]
Canadian Vickers Vancouver	n/a	Canada	patrol	1929	Retired 1940	6	[26]
Canadian Vickers Vanessa	n/a	Canada	transport	1927	Retired 1927	1	[26][note 15]
Canadian Vickers Varuna	n/a	Canada	patrol	1926	Retired 1930	8	[26]
Canadian Vickers Vedette	n/a	Canada	forestry patrol	1925	Retired 1941	44	[26][note 16]
Canadian Vickers Velos	n/a	Canada	patrol	1927	Retired 1928	1	[26][note 15]
Canadian Vickers Vigil	n/a	Canada	trainer/transport	1928	Retired 1930	1	[26]
Canadian Vickers Vista	n/a	Canada	patrol	1927	Retired 1931	1	[26]
Cessna L-182	CO-119	US	transport	1961	Retired 1973	10	[26][27]
Cessna L-19 Bird Dog	CO-119	US	transport	1954	Retired 1983	25	[26][27]
Cessna Crane	n/a	US	trainer	1941	Retired 1949