An air aide-de-camp is a senior honorary aide-de-camp appointment for air officers in the Royal Air Force, the Royal Australian Air Force and the Indian Air Force. Normally the recipient is appointed as an air aide-de-camp to the head of state. The British Army's equivalent appointment is aide-de-camp general.

Royal Air Force

Recent appointments have included successive Chiefs of the Air Staff, as well as successive Commanders-in-chief, Strike Command (latterly Air Command), prior to the posts being merged in 2012:

• Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Johns (1997–2000)^[1][2]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Peter Squire (1999–2003)^[3][4]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Anthony Bagnall (2000–2001)^[5][6]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir John Day (2001–2003)^[7][8]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Brian Burridge (2003–2006)^[9]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup (2003–?)^[10]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Glenn Torpy (2006–2009)^[11]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Joe French (2006–2007)^[12][13]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Clive Loader (2007–2009)
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Dalton (2009–2013)^[14]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Christopher Moran (2009–2010)^[15] (died in office)
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Simon Bryant (2010–2012)^[16]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Andrew Pulford (2013–2016)^[17]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Hillier (2016–2019)^[18]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Wigston (2019–2023)^[19]
• Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton (2023–present)^[20]

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