Самолеты и вертолеты Королевских военно-воздушных и военно-морских сил Новой Зеландии

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This is a list of aircraft of the Royal New Zealand Air Force and Royal New Zealand Navy.

NameVariantsNumberOriginRoleIntroducedRetiredNotesSerial numbersAermacchi MB 339MB 339CB18Two seat advanced pilot, weapons trainer aircraft19912001Operated by No. 14 Squadron RNZAF and the Black Falcons aerobatic team. NZ6460 6477AeroVironment RQ 20 Puma1Unmanned aerial reconnaissance vehicleAESL AirtourerT.6/244Two seat elementary pilot trainer, aircraft19701995Operated by the Pilot Training Squadron RNZAF. See also CT4NZ1760 1763AgustaWestland A109A109 LUH6Light utility helicopterCurrent, operated by No. 3 Squadron. Ordered in 2007 (one used for spares)NZ3401 3406Aichi E13A JakeE13A1A1Captured enemy aircraft19451945Captured in Rabaul in 1945, flown in theatre. Airspeed Consul6Twin engine light transport aircraft19481952Operated by No. 42 Squadron RNZAF. Converted from Oxfords. NZ1901 1906Airspeed OxfordMk I, II229Multi engine pilot trainer, crew trainer aircraft19381952Operated by No. 14 Squadron RNZAF and No. 42 Squadron RNZAFNZ250 290, NZ1201 1399, NZ2100 2157, R6226Avro 504504K12Two seat pilot trainer biplane19201930New 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 206Avro 626 Perfect6264Three seat advanced pilot trainer, crew trainer biplane19351943NZ201 204Avro Anson652A, Mk I, Mk XII25Twin engine navigation, radio research, VIP transport aircraft19421952Two 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, PH600Avro LancasterMk I, Mk IIIFour engine heavy bomber aircraft19431945RAF aircraft operated by No. 75 Squadron RAF. RAF variants were Lancaster Mk I and Mk III. Avro LincolnMk IIFour engine heavy long range bomber aircraft19451945RAF aircraft operated by No. 75 Squadron RAF. RAF variant was the Lincoln Mk II. Auster J/5, Auster T Mk 7C AntarcticJ/5, T Mk 7C7Three seat light utility, army observation, forestry, patrol, communications aircraft19471969The 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 1707BAC StrikemasterBAC 167, Mk 8816Two seat advanced pilot trainer, light attack aircraft19721991Operated by No. 14 Squadron RNZAF. NZ6361 6376Beechcraft 17C 17L Staggerwing1Single engine cabin biplane19391946One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. Used for communications. NZ573Beechcraft King AirKing Air 200919982018Operated by No. 42 SquadronNZ1881 1885, NZ7121 7124Beechcraft Super King AirKing Air 3504Twin engine multi engine trainer2018Current, operated by No. 42 Squadron RNZAFNZ2350 2353Beechcraft T 6 Texan IIT 6C11Two seat pilot trainer aircraft2014Current, operated by No. 14 Squadron RNZAF, Central Flying School RNZAF and the Black Falcons aerobatic team. NZ1401 1411Bell H 13 Sioux47G 3B 1, 47G 3B 213Army observation, pilot trainer, light utility helicopter19652010Operated by No. 3 Squadron RNZAFNZ3701 3713Bell UH 1 IroquoisUH 1D, UH 1H18Utility transport helicopter19662015Operated 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. Two helicopters were leased from the US Army in 1982. Used by the United Nations, Multinational Force and Observers peacekeeping force in the Sinai Peninsula. NZ3801 3816
66–0809, 66 16450Blackburn Baffin29Two seat general reconnaissance biplane19371942Designed as a torpedo bomber, but the torpedo gear was not fitted. The Baffins were operated by No. 1 Squadron RNZAF, No. 2 Squadron RNZAF and No. 3 Squadron RNZAFNZ150 178Bleriot XI 21Two seat general purpose aircraft19131914New Zealand's first military aircraft. A replica is on display in the Air Force Museum, Wigram, Christchurch. "Britannia"Boeing 727727 22QC3Three engine long range transport aircraft.19812003Operated by No. 40 Squadron RNZAF. NZ7271 & NZ7272 entered service, while NZ7273 was used as an attrition airframe. NZ7271 7273Boeing 757757 2002Transport aircraft2003Current, operated by No. 40 Squadron RNZAFNZ7571 7572Boeing P 8 PoseidonP 8A4Two engine maritime reconnaissance aircraft. To be delivered starting in late 2022, replacing the Lockheed P 3 Orion. NZ4801 4804Brewster BuffaloBuffalo Mk I23Single seat fighter aircraft19411942Operated by 488 (NZ) Squadron in the defence of Singapore. 23 aircraft hired or on loan from the RAF. Bristol BeaufighterTwin engine night fighter, torpedo fighter aircraft19421945RAF aircraft were operated by 488 (NZ) and 489 (NZ) Squadrons. The RAF Variants were the Beaufighter Mk IIF, MK VIF and TF Mk XBristol BeaufortTwin engine torpedo bomber, reconnaissance aircraft19411942RAF aircraft were operated by 489 (NZ) Squadron. The RAF variant was the Beaufort Mk IBristol BlenheimTwin engine long range fighter aircraft19421942RAF aircraft were operated by 489 (NZ) Squadron. The RAF variant was the Blenheim Mk IVF. Bristol F2B FighterF2B fighter7Two seat general purpose biplane19191938Imperial Gift aircraft. Operated as army co operation, advanced trainers and aerial survey aircraft. H1557 H1558, H6856 H6857, H7120 H7122Bristol Type 170 FreighterMk 31(NZ)M12Twin engine medium range tactical transport aircraft19511977The Bristol Freighters were operated by No. 1 Squadron RNZAF, No. 3 Squadron RNZAF and No. 41 Squadron RNZAFNZ5901 5912British Aircraft SwallowSwallow II1Two seat light aircraft19391940One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. See Mount Cook AirlineNZ583Cessna 421C Golden Eagle421C3Twin engine light passenger, VIP transport aircraft19811990Operated by No. 42 Squadron RNZAF. NZ7940 7942Consolidated PBY CatalinaPBY 5, PB2B 156Twin engine maritime reconnaissance, air sea rescue flying boat19431953Used for long range anti submarine and maritime reconnaissance patrols. The Catalinas were operated by No. 5 Squadron RNZAF and No. 6 Squadron RNZAF in New Zealand and the South Pacific. RAF aircraft were operated by 490 (NZ) Squadron from 1943 to 1944. The RAF variant was the Catalina Mk IB. See Consolidated PBY Catalina in New Zealand serviceNZ4001 4056Curtiss P 40 KittyhawkP 40E, P 40K, P 40L, P 40M, P 40N301Single seat fighter, fighter bomber aircraft19421946The Kittyhawk and Warhawks were operated by Nos 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 Squadrons in New Zealand and the South Pacific. Total includes four lost on delivery. NZ3001 3293de Havilland DH.42Two seat advanced pilot trainer biplane19191929Imperial Gift aircraft. A7893, A7929de Havilland DH.93Two seat advanced pilot trainer biplane19231929Imperial Gift aircraft. On loan to private companies 1921–23D3136, D3139, H5636de Havilland DH.50DH.50A1Five seat aerial survey, communications, transport biplane19271930Five seat communications aircraft135de Havilland DH.60 MothDH.60G, DH.60M28Two elementary pilot trainer, utility biplane.19291943870 873, 995, 1560, 1567, NZ501 522de Havilland DH.80 Puss MothDH.80A4Three seat aerial survey, utility aircraft193119362125, NZ567, NZ582, NZ590, NZ593 59419391946de Havilland DH.82 Tiger MothDH.82A, Mk II335 / Two seat elementary pilot trainer biplane19391956The Tiger Moths were operated by No. 1 Squadron RNZAF, No. 2 Squadron RNZAF, No. 3 Squadron RNZAF, No. 4 Squadron RNZAF and No. 42 Squadron RNZAF. NZ650 689, NZ701 724, NZ730 749, NZ751 900, NZ1401 1500de Havilland DH.83 Fox MothDH.831Four seat cabin biplane.19431948One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1943. Impressed from Air Travel (NZ) Ltd in 1943, used for communications. NZ566de Havilland DH.84 DragonDH.84 Dragon II2Twin engine radio and navigation trainer, transport biplane19391943Two civilian aircraft were impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. Impressed from Union Airways of New Zealand in 1939. NZ550 551de Havilland DH.86 ExpressDH.863Four engine navigation trainer, reconnaissance, transport biplane19391943Three civilian aircraft were impressed into RNZAF service. The aircraft were operated by No. 4 Squadron RNZAF and No. 42 Squadron RNZAF. Impressed from Union Airways of New Zealand in 1939. NZ552 55419451946de Havilland DH.89 Dragon RapideDH.89, DH.89A Dragon Rapide, DH.89B Dominie II14Twin engine navigation trainer, reconnaissance, transport biplane19391953Also known as the Dominie. The aircraft were operated by No. 4 Squadron RNZAF and No. 42 Squadron RNZAFNZ523 531, NZ555 559de Havilland DH.94 Moth MinorDH.945Two seat trainer, communications aircraft19401946Five civilian aircraft were Impressed into RNZAF service in 1940. NZ591 592, NZ595 597de Havilland DH.98 MosquitoFB 6, FB 40, T 3, T 4389Two seat twin engine fighter bomber aircraft.19431955Four lost during delivery. The Mosquitos were operated by Nos 14, 75, 487, 488 and 489 (NZ) Squadrons. RAF variants were the Mosquito FB Mk VI fighter bomber, NF Mk XII, NF Mk XIII, NF Mk 30 night fighters and T Mk III trainers. NZ2301 2308, NZ2320 2396de Havilland DH.104 Devon / DoveDH.10430Twin engine light transport, pilot, navigation and radio trainer aircraft19481981Operated by No. 42 Squadron RNZAFNZ1801 1830de Havilland DH.110/DH.115 VampireFB 5, FB 52, T 11, T 5563Single seat fighter bomber aircraft. Two seat advanced pilot trainer, instrument continuation trainer aircraft.19511972The RNZAF's first operational jet aircraft. The Vampires were operated by No. 14 Squadron RNZAF and No. 75 Squadron RNZAF. NZ5701 5711, NZ5721 5738, NZ570 5778, INST166, 167, 170, 171, WZ516FB 9, T 11Single seat fighter bomber aircraft. Two seat continuation trainer aircraft.19521958de Havilland DH. 112 VenomFB 148Single seat fighter bomber aircraft19551958The aircraft were hired or on loan from the RAF. The Venoms were operated by No. 14 Squadron in Singapore, they saw action during the Malayan Emergency. de Havilland Canada DHC 2 BeaverDHC 21Single engine light transport aircraft19561960Acquired for use in Antarctic. NZ6010de Havilland Canada DHC 3 OtterDHC 31Single engine light transport aircraft19601963Acquired for use in Antarctic. NZ6081DJI Mavic Pro26Training and experimentation unmanned aerial vehicleDJI Phantom 41Training and experimentation unmanned aerial vehicleDouglas DC 6DC 63Four engine long range transport aircraft19611968Three ex TEAL aircraft, operated by No. 40 Squadron RNZAF. NZ3631 3633Douglas A 20 Boston19421943RAF aircraft loaned to 487 (NZ) Squadron. Douglas C 47 DakotaC 47, C 47A, C 47B49Twin engine medium range transport, VIP transport, target tug aircraft19431977The Dakotas were operated by No. 40 Squadron RNZAF, No. 41 Squadron RNZAF and No. 42 Squadron RNZAF. Used as a transport, target tug, paratroop and VIP transport aircraft. NZ3501 3506, NZ3516 3558Douglas SBD DauntlessSBD 3, SBD 4, SBD 569Two seat dive bomber aircraft19431944Operated by No. 25 Squadron RNZAF in the South Pacific. Total includes one lost on delivery. NZ5001 5068English Electric CanberraB(I).12, T.1313Twin engine strike bomber aircraftTwin engine type conversion trainer aircraft19591970The Canberras were operated by No. 14 Squadron RNZAF and No. 75 Squadron RNZAF. NZ6101 6111, NZ6151 6152B.2, T.415Twin engine medium bomber aircraftTwin engine type conversion trainer aircraft19581962Hired or on loan from the RAF. Operated by No. 75 Squadron in Singapore. WD963, WJ859, WJ864,Fairey IIIIIIF, Mk IIIM, Mk IIIB3Two or three seat bomber, general purpose biplaneNaval co operation floatplane19291939F1133 1134, S1805Fairey BattleMk I1Ground based instructional airframe1941Ex RAFK9177Fairey FireflyMk I1Ground based instructional airframeEx Royal NavyFairey GordonMk I, Mk II41Two seat bomber, advanced pilot trainer, target tug biplane19391943NZ601 641Fokker FriendshipF27 1203Twin engine navigation, radio and electronic trainer, maritime reconnaissance aircraft.19801992Three ex Air New Zealand aircraft. Operated by the Navigation and Air Electronics Training Squadron RNZAF. See Air New Zealand fleetNZ2781 2783Foster Wikner WickoGM.11Two seat light cabin aircraft.19391942One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. NZ580General Aircraft Monospar ST 25 JubileeST 251Twin engine light cabin aircraft19391941One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. Used for communications. NZ584Gloster Grebe3Single seat fighter biplaneTwo seat advanced trainer biplane19281938Later used as instructional airframes broken up 1943–44NZ501 503Gloster MeteorF. III1Single seat jet fighter aircraft.19451950The Meteor F. III was presented to the RNZAF by the RAF in 1945. NZ6001T.72Two seat instrument continuation trainer aircraft19521955Two T.7 aircraft were hired from the RAF. They were operated No. 14 Squadron RNZAF in Cyprus. WH206, WL400Grumman TBM AvengerTBF 1, TBF 1C48Two seat light bomber, target tug, topdressing aircraft19431959The Avengers were operated by No 30, 31, 41, 42 Squadrons in New Zealand and the South Pacific. Used for top dressing trials in 1948. NZ2501 2548Handley Page HP.52 HampdenTwin engine medium bomber aircraft19421943RAF aircraft used by 489 (NZ) Squadron. The RAF variant was the Hampden Mk I. Handley Page HP.67 HastingsC.34Four engine long range transport aircraft19521965The RNZAF's first long range aircraft, operated by No. 40 Squadron RNZAF and No. 41 Squadron RNZAFNZ5801 5804Hawker Siddeley HS 780 AndoverC.110Twin engine medium range tactical transport, VIP transport aircraft19761998Ten ex RAF aircraft. Operated by No. 1 Squadron RNZAF, later No. 42 Squadron RNZAFNZ7620 27629Hawker HindHind, Hind Trainer63Two seat army co operation, advanced pilot trainer biplane19401943Only 63 actually received, 15 lost at sea due to enemy action in 1940. Operated by No. 22 Squadron RNZAFNZ1501 1563Hawker HurricaneMk IIB9Single seat fighter aircraft19421942Additional aircraft were operated by 486 and 488 Squadrons; Apparently 75 Squadron also received at least one Hurricane as a hack – a pilot was posted as missing presumed killed while flying it. The RAF variants were the Hurricane Mk I, Mk IIA and Mk IIB. Nine aircraft were hired or on loan from the RAF. Hawker TempestMk VSingle seat fighter, fighter bomber aircraft19441945RAF aircraft were operated by 486 (NZ) Squadron. The RAF variant was the Tempest Mk V. Hawker Tomtit4Two seat elementary, intermediate pilot trainer biplane1931193950 53Hawker TyphoonSingle seat fighter bomber, ground attack aircraft19421944RAF aircraft were operated by 486 (NZ) Squadron. The RAF variant was the Typhoon Mk IB. Kaman SH 2 SeaspriteSH 2F15Anti submarine naval helicopter199720164 SH 2F, 5 SH 2G(NZ) formerly operated by No. 6 Squadron RNZAF, 6 SH 2F purchased for use as instructional airframes onlyNZ3441 3444, NZ3601 3605, 0231G 0236GKaman SH 2 Super SeaspriteSH 2G(I)10Anti submarine naval helicopter2015Current, operated by No. 6 Squadron RNZAF. NZ3611 3620Lockheed C 130 HerculesC 130H, C 130H(NZ)5Four engine medium/long range, tactical transport aircraft1965Current, operated by No. 40 Squadron RNZAFNZ7001 7005Lockheed HudsonMk III, Mk IIIA, Mk V, Mk VI94Twin engine general reconnaissance bomber, trainer, target tug aircraft.19411948The Hudsons were operated by Nos 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 40, 41 and 42 Squadrons in New Zealand and the South Pacific. NZ2001 2094Lockheed C 60 LodestarC 60A9Twin engine medium range transport aircraft.19431949The Lodestars were operated by No. 40 Squadron RNZAF and No. 41 Squadron RNZAFNZ3507 3515Lockheed PV 2 HarpoonPV 24Twin engine medium range transport aircraft.19431949The Lodestars were operated by No. 40 Squadron RNZAF and No. 41 Squadron RNZAFNZ3507 3515Lockheed P 3 OrionP 3B, P 3K, P 3K26Four engine maritime reconnaissance aircraft.19662023Flown by No. 5 Squadron RNZAF. Replaced by P 8 PoseidonsNZ4201 4206Lockheed VenturaPV 1 Ventura, B 34 Lexington139Twin engine general reconnaissance bomber aircraft.19431946The Aircraft were operated by Nos. 1 2, 3, 4, 8, 9 Squadrons in New Zealand and South Pacific. RAF aircraft were operated by 487 (NZ) Squadron from 1942 to 1943. RAF variants were the Ventura Mk I and II. See also Harpoon. NZ4501 4639McDonnell Douglas A 4 SkyhawkA 4G, TA 4G, A 4K, TA 4K24Single seat jet fighter, ground attack, maritime strike aircraft. Two seat conversion trainer aircraft.19702001The Skyhawks were operated by No. 2 Squadron RNZAF No. 14 Squadron RNZAF and No. 75 Squadron RNZAF. See Project KahuNZ6201 6218, NZ6251 6256Messerschmitt Bf 109E41Captured enemy fighter aircraft19401944Captured in Europe, shipped from the United Kingdom to New Zealand, used for fund raising purposes, display and technical training. INST111Miles M.2 HawkM.2F, M.2H, M.2P Hawk Major4Two seat light aircraft19391943Four civilian aircraft were impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. Used for Training and communications. NZ578, NZ587 589,Miles M.11 Whitney StraightM.11A3Two seat light cabin aircraft19391946Three civilian aircraft were impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. NZ576 577, NZ579Miles M.14 MagisterM.14A2Two seat elementary trainer aircraft19391946Two civilian aircraft were impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. NZ585 586Miles M.57 Aerovan2Twin engine topdressing, magnetic survey aircraft.19491950Used for topdressing trails. NZ1751 1752Mitsubishi Ki 46 DinahKi 46 II1Captured enemy aircraft19451945Captured in Rabaul in 1945. Mitsubishi A6M ZeroA6M3, A6M5 "Zeke"3Captured enemy fighter aircraft.19451945One was captured in Bougainville Island in 1945. Flown by RNZAF pilots, shipped back to New Zealand. The aircraft is on display at the Auckland War Memorial Museum. NZ6000, INST113Mitsubishi MU 242009Used as an instructional airframes0222G 0225GNHIndustries NH908Medium utility transport helicopter2012Current, operated by No. 3 Squadron RNZAF. Deliveries started 2012NZ3301 3309Nakajima B5N KateB5N21Captured enemy aircraft19451945Captured in Rabaul, flown in theatre in 1945. North American T 6 HarvardMk II, IIA, IIB, III202Two seat advanced pilot trainer aircraft19411977Later used as an elementary training aircraft. The aircraft were operated by Nos 1 2, 3, 4, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 42 Squadrons, and the Red Checkers aerobatic team. NZ901 11022Two seat advanced trainer aircraft19461948Hired or on loan from the RAF. Two aircraft were operated by No. 14 Squadron in Japan between 1946 1948. KF 113North American P 51 MustangP 51D (Mustang Mk III)30Single seat fighter, fighter bomber aircraft.19451957In storage from 1945 to 1951. The Mustangs were operated by No. 1 Squadron RNZAF, No. 2 Squadron RNZAF, No. 3 Squadron RNZAF, No. 4 Squadron RNZAF and No. 42 Squadron RNZAF. See North American P 51 Mustang in New Zealand serviceNZ2401 2430Pacific Aerospace Corporation CT/4 Airtrainer CT/4B, CT/4E32Two seat basic pilot trainer, aerobatic aircraft19762014Bought by the RNZAF as a replacement for the North American Harvard. Operated by the Central Flying School RNZAF, Pilot Training Squadron RNZAF and the Red Checkers aerobatic team. NZ1930 NZ1948, NZ1985 1997Percival Gull FourGull Four1Utility aircraft19391940One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. NZ572Percival Vega GullP.10 Vega Gull1Three seat light cabin aircraft19391946One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. NZ571Porterfield Model 35 FlyaboutModel 35W1Two seat light cabin aircraft19391946One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. NZ581/NZ598Rearwin 9000 Sportster9000L KR Sportster4Two seat light cabin aircraft19401940Four civilian aircraft were impressed into RNZAF service. NZ565, 568, 569, 59919421946Robinson RedwingII1Ground based instructional airframe19411946INST 112Saro A 17 Cutty SarkA 17M1Twin engine utility transport, trainer, communications flying boat.19301936L3Short SingaporeMk III4Four engine maritime reconnaissance flying boat19411943Operated by No. 5 Squadron RNZAFK6912, K6916 6918Short StirlingFour engine heavy bomber aircraft19421943RAF aircraft were operated by 75 (NZ) Squadron. RAF variants were the Stirling Mk I, Mk II and Mk III. Short SunderlandMk.3, MR.520Four engine long range transport Flying boatFour engined maritime reconnaissance flying boat19441967The Sunderlands were operated by No. 5 Squadron RNZAF, No. 6 Squadron RNZAF and 490 (NZ) Squadron. The RAF variant was the Sunderland Mk III. See Short Sunderland in New Zealand serviceNZ4101 4120Skycam KahuUnmanned aerial reconnaissance vehicleSupermarine SeafireMk XV1Ground based instructional airframe.19461952Ex 804 Naval Air Squadron, Fleet Air Arm. Supermarine SpitfireSingle seat fighter, fighter bomber aircraft.19411945RAF aircraft were operated by 485 (NZ) Squadron. RAF variants were the Spitfire Mk IA, Mk IIA, Mk VB, Mk VC, Mk IX, LF Mk IX, LF Mk IXC, LF Mk XVI and LF XVIE. Supermarine WalrusMk I11Three seat reconnaissance spotter amphibian aircraftSingle engine reconnaissance, pilot trainer amphibian aircraft19361947Nine other aircraft were serving on board the ships of the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy. The aircraft were embarked on board the light cruisers and All RN loan aircraft were either lost on service or returned to RN, RCAF, or RAAF. NZ151 160, K8558Vickers VildebeestMk II, Mk III, Mk IV39Three seat general reconnaissance, advanced pilot trainer, target tug biplane.19351944The Aircraft were operated by Nos 1, 2, 3, 7, 8 Squadrons. Also see Vickers VincentNZ101 139Vickers Vincent62Three seat general purpose, bomber, general reconnaissance, advanced pilot trainer, target tug biplane.19391944The aircraft were operated by Nos 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 42 Squadrons. See also VildebeestNZ300 361Vickers WellingtonMk I30Twin engine medium bomber aircraft19391942Only 18 were taken on charge before all 30 aircraft and their crews were loaned to the RAF in August 1939, additional RAF aircraft were operated by 75 (NZ) Squadron. RAF variants were the Wellington Mk I, MK IA, Mk IC and B Mk III. NZ300 329Vought CorsairF4U 1, F4U 1D, FG 1D424Single seat fighter, fighter bomber aircraft19441948The Corsair was operated by Nos 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 Squadrons in New Zealand and the South Pacific. NZ5201 5487, NZ5501 5577, NZ5601 5660Waco QDCModel QDC1Single engine light cabin biplane19401941One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1940. Impressed from Mount Cook Airline in 1940. NZ570Waco UICModel UIC1Single engine light cabin biplane19391946One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. NZ574Waco UOCModel UOC1Single engine light cabin biplane19391946One civilian aircraft was impressed into RNZAF service in 1939. An additional 2 Waco cabin biplanes with RAF serials were privately purchased by servicemen of the New Zealand Army in the Long Range Desert Group (a special forces type organisation) for use behind enemy lines by that organisation during the North African campaign (and flown with logo of a white kiwi on black background). NZ575Westland WaspWasp HAS 118Naval anti submarine, utility helicopter19661998Operated by No. 3 Squadron RNZAF in support of the Royal New Zealand Navy. The Wasps were embarked on board the frigates , HMNZS Southland, , , and the survey ship Eight original ordered and an additional 10 former Royal Navy helicopters were acquired in 1989 for spares, one was later rebuilt to flying condition, others were never flown. NZ3901 3909

ModelVariantsOriginRoleService periodNotesAIM 9 Sidewinder AIM 9GAIM 9L United States Short range infra red homing air to air missile 1974–2001 Obsolete, no longer in service with the RNZAF. Carried by the A 4G and A 4K Skyhawk aircraft. AGM 65 Maverick AGM 65BAGM 65GAGM 65NZ United States Air to surface missileAir to surface anti ship missile 1986– Obsolete, no longer in service with the Royal New Zealand Air Force, or the Royal New Zealand Navy. Carried by the A 4G and A 4K Skyhawk aircraft, SH 2F Seasprite and SH 2G Super Seasprite helicopters. AGM 119B Penguin Missile AGM 119 Penguin Mk 2 Mod 7 Norway Air to surface anti ship missile 2013–Current Operated by the Royal New Zealand Air Force, and the Royal New Zealand Navy. Carried by the Kaman SH 2G(I) Super Seasprite. GBU 16 Paveway II United States Air to surface laser guided bomb Obsolete, no longer operated by the RNZAF. Carried by the A 4K Skyhawk

Model Variants Origin Type Caliber Service period NotesFGM 148 Javelin United States Man portable guided anti tank missile 5.0 inch (127 mm) 1997–current 24 launchers, 120 missiles. Mistral missile France Short range man portable surface to air missile 1997–current 12 launchers. Not in active use.

ModelVariantsOriginRoleService periodNotesSea Ceptor Italy, United Kingdom Surface to air missile 2018–current Part of the armament of the s. Ikara GWS 40 Ikara Australia Surface to surface anti submarine missile 1983–1989 Obsolete missile, no longer in service with the Royal New Zealand Navy. The Ikara was fitted to HMNZS Southland. One of the Leander class frigates. Sea Cat Seacat GWS 22 United Kingdom Short range surface to air anti aircraft missile 1960 1990s Obsolete missile, no longer in service with the Royal New Zealand Navy. The Seacats were fitted to the s, and the modified s. Sea Sparrow RIM 7P Sea Sparrow United States Maritime surface to air missile 1997–2018 Fitted to the s. Replaced by the Sea Ceptor.

ModelVariantsOriginRoleService periodNotesMark 44 torpedo United States Air launched anti submarine homing torpedo 1966– Obsolete, no longer in service with the Royal New Zealand Air Force. Carried by the P 3K Orion, SH 2F Seasprite and Wasp HAS 1Mark 46 torpedo United States Air launched anti submarine homing torpedo 1972–Current Carried by the P 3K2 Orion and SH 2G Super Seasprite

ModelVariantsOriginRoleService periodNotesMark 20 Bidder 21 inch torpedo Mark 20(E) Bidder United Kingdom Anti submarine torpedo Part of the armament of the sMark 44 torpedo United States Air launched anti submarine torpedo 1983–1989 Obsolete, on longer in service with the Royal New Zealand Navy. The Mark 44 torpedo was carried by the Ikara anti submarine missile. Mark 46 torpedo United States Lightweight anti submarine torpedo Current Currently in service on board the s. The Mark 46 torpedo was part of the armament of the .

Model Variants Origin Role Service period Notes AeroVironment RQ 11 Raven United States Unmanned aerial vehicle Loaned by the US for use in Afghanistan. AeroVironment RQ 20 Puma United States Unmanned aerial vehicle One aircraft. A single Puma is in operational service with the New Zealand Army. Black Hornet Nano Norway Reconnaissance and battlefield surveillance Used by the New Zealand Special Air Service. Mavic (unmanned aerial vehicle) DJI Mavic Pro China Training and experimentation purposes 26 aircraft. Phantom (unmanned aerial vehicle series) DJI Phantom 4 China Training and experimentation purposes one aircraft. Skycam Kahu New Zealand Training and limited battlefield surveillance At least Six aircraft. Kahu was designed by the Defence Technology Agency. It served as a vehicle for technology development and enabled the NZDF to gain first hand experience as an RPAS operator. Kahu has also been deployed operationally on a limited basis.

ModelVariantsOriginTypeCaliberService periodNotesBazooka M20 Mk II Super Bazooka United States Man portable recoilless anti tank rocket launcher 3.5 inch (90 mm) 1954 Obsolete, on longer in service with the New Zealand Army. M72 LAW United States Short range anti tank rocket launcher 2.6 inch (66 mm) 1970 A single shot disposable anti tank weapon.

ModelVariantsOriginRoleService periodNotesCRV7 Canada 70 mm (2.75 inch) air to surface rocket Carried by the MB 339, A 4G and A 4K SkyhawkFolding Fin Aerial Rockets United States 70 mm (2.75 inch) air to surface rocket Formerly carried by the A 4G, A 4K SkyhawkZuni United States 127 mm (5.0 inch) air to surface rocket Formerly carried by the A 4G and A 4K Skyhawk

7.62 mm FN MAG 58 machine gun – Current
7.62 mm M60 machine gun – Fitted to the UH 1H Iroquois, SH 2F Seasprite and SH 2G Super Seasprite