List of military aircraft of Sweden

This is a list of Swedish military aircraft since its start. It is not guaranteed to be up-to-date or to be accurate, or complete. Aircraft still in service noted.

Early aircraft

Early balloons of the Army and Navy

Designation	Number Used	Year Entered Service	Info
Fästningsballong 1898	1	1898	First Swedish military aircraft
Drakballong m/09	5	1909	-
Kronan 1909	1	1909	-
Drakballong typ Ä	1	-	-
Fältballong m/23	1	1923	-
Kulballong m/23	1	1923	-
Fältballong 1926	1	1926	-

Early Navy

(The aviation corps became a separate organization in 1915.)

Aircraft	# Used	Year
Nyrop 2 (Bleriot XI) (N:r 1)	1	1911–1913, 1916
Nieuport IV.M	1	1913–1918
Donnet-Leveque	2	1913–1918
Farman HF.23	2	1913–1917
SW 11 (Farman HF 23)	7	1914–1920
Thulin B	2	1915–1917
TDS Farman HF 23	2	1917–1920
Thulin G	5	1917–1922
SW 17 (SAF H-2)	4, did not enter service
Thulin GA	2	1919–1921
Friedrichshafen FF.33L	2	1918–1920
Friedrichshafen FF.33E	3	1918–1929
Friedrichshafen FF.49C	2	1919–1924
Sablatnig FF.49C	2	1919–1926
TDS Friedrichshafen FF.33	5	1921–1929
Macchi M.8	1	1919–1922
Savoia S.13	4	1919–1924
Supermarine Channel II	1	1921–1922
Fairey IIID	1	1924–1925
Caspar S.I (Heinkel S.I)	4	1921–1929
Heinkel S.I	8	1923–1929
Heinkel S.II	5	1924–1934
Heinkel HE 4	1	1926–1931
Heinkel HD 14	did not enter service
Albatros B.IIa	5	1920–1929
Avro 504K	5	1924–1928
LVG C.VI	2	1921–1923
Heinkel HE 3	2	1925–1927

Early Army

(The aviation corps became a separate organization in 1915.)

Des.	Aircraft	# Used	Year
-	Nieuport IV.G	2	1912–1918
-	Bleriot XI	6	1914–1916
-	Morane-Saulnier MS.3	1	1914–1918
-	Fjällbäck Bastarden	1	1914–1916
-	Thulin D	2	1915–1918
-	Thulin K	2	1917–1919
-	SW 15	3	1917–1921
B 1	Breguet C.U-1	1	1912–1916
B 2	Farman HF.20	1	1913–1915
-	Farman HF 22/SW 10	4	1914–1916
-	Albatros B.II/SW 12/SAF 3/NAB 9	29	1914–1929
-	Thulin E	5	1916–1920
-	Thulin L	9	1916–1920
-	Thulin FA	7	1918–1921
-	FVM/SW SW 16	1	1918–1919
S 18	FVM S 18	15	1919–1925
-	Breguet 14	1	1919–1922
-	Phönix C.I Dront	27	1919–1932
-	FVM Albatros 120	10	1920–1929
-	FVM Albatros 160	12	1928–1935
S 21	FVM S 21	10	1922–1932
-	Bristol F.2 Fighter	1	1924-3419
-	Fiat BR	2	1924–1932
-	Fiat BR.I	3	1925–1937
-	AEG G.V	6	1918–1922
-	Gloster Grouse	1	1926–1929
-	Avro 504N	1	1926–1928
-	Heinkel HD 35	1	1926–1929
-	Fokker D.IV	4	1918–1922
-	FVM Triplanet	1	1918–1919
-	FVM Tummelisa	16	1918–1935
-	Phönix D.II	30	1920-193?
-	Phönix D.III	1	1920–1921
-	Fokker D.VII	1	1920–1922
-	Macchi M.7	4	1921–1927
J 23	FVM J 23	5	1923–1926
J 24	FVM J 24	1	1925–1931
-	Armstrong Whitworth Siskin	1	1925–1926
-	Nieuport-Delage NiD 29 C.1	10	1926–1930

Air Force (1926–40)

Created in July of 1926.

Designations Key
Abbrev. Designation	Name	Translation
J	Jakt	Fighter
A	Attack	Ground attack
B	Bomb	Bomber
T	Torped	Torpedo bomber
S	Spaning	Reconnaissance
Sk	Skol	Trainer
Ö	Övning	Advanced trainer
Tp	Transport	Transport
Hkp	Helikopter	Helicopter
P	Prov	Experimental/prototype
Fpl	Flygplan	Airplane

Later XX implies later redesignation.

Fighters (Jakt)

Aircraft	Des.	Role	# Used	Year	Notes
Bristol Bulldog II/IIA	J 7	fighter	11	1930–1940	1939, two to Finland
Fiat CR.42bis Falco	J 11	fighter	72	1940–1945 (1946)	-
Fokker C.Vd	J 3	fighter	15	1927–1945	S 6 after 1931, some built by CFM
Gloster Gladiator I & II	J 8	fighter	55	1937–1945	some used in Finland
Heinkel HD 19	J 4	fighter	6	1928–1937	built by Svenska Aero
Nieuport-Delage NiD 29 C.1	J 2	fighter	10	1925–1930
Phönix D.III	J 1	fighter	12	1919–1933	Some built by FMV
Reggiane Re.2000	J 12	fighter	60	1941-1945	later J20
Seversky/Republic EP-1	J 9	fighter	60	1940–1951	some modified
Svenska Aero Jaktfalken	J 5	fighter	1	1930–1933
Svenska Aero Jaktfalk I & II	J 6	fighter	17	1930–1941	three to Finland
Vultee V-49C Vanguard	J 10	fighter	-	-	did not enter service

Bombers (Bomb), torpedo bombers (Torped) and ground attack (Attack)

Aircraft	Des.	Role	# Used	Year	Notes
Fiat B.R.	B 1	bomber	3	1924–1932
Fiat B.R.I	B 2	bomber	2	1925–1937
Fokker G.Ib	B 7	bomber	-	-	did not enter service
Hawker Hart	B 4	bomber	45	1936–1947	formerly S 7, many built by ASJA/CVM/Götaverken, 5 used in Finland
Heinkel HD 16	T 1	torpedo bomber	2	1928–1939	-
Heinkel He 115A-2	T 2	torpedo bomber	12	1939–1948	-
Junkers Ju 86K	B 3	bomber	87	1936-1958	Some used as torpedo bombers, some built by SAAB
Northrop 8A-1	B 5	bomber	103	1938–1950	most built by SAAB
FMV/Phoenix C.I	A 1	attack	11	1921–1935	2 ex army
Republic 2PA	B 6	bomber	2	1940–1953	orders not received
SAAB L 10	B 8	bomber	-	-	redesignated B 17

Reconnaissance (Spaning)

Aircraft	Des.	Role	# Used	Year	Notes
Breguet 694	S 10	reconnaissance	-	-	did not enter service
Centrala Verkstaden Malmslätt S 21/S 25	S 1	reconnaissance	16	1925–1932	formerly army air.
Dornier Do 215	S 11	reconnaissance	-	-	did not enter service
Fieseler Fi 156 Storch	S 14	reconnaissance	26	1938–1960	6 added in 1948
Fokker C.VD & E	S 6	reconnaissance	48	1927–1945	formerly J 3s, built by CVM.
Fokker G.I	S 13	reconnaissance	-	-	did not enter service
Hawker Hart	S 7	reconnaissance	10	1934–1937	redesignated B 4 in 1937, some built by ASJA and CVM
Hawker Osprey	S 9	reconnaissance	6	1934–1945	-
Heinkel He 4	S 4	reconnaissance	1	1925–1931	formerly navy air.
Heinkel He 5	S 5	reconnaissance	40	1927-1945	some built by Svenska Aero/CFV/CVV
Heinkel S.I	S 2	reconnaissance	8	1923-1929	formerly navy air, built by Caspar, Svenska Aero and TDS
Heinkel S.II	S 3	reconnaissance	6	1924–1934	formerly navy air, built by Svenska Aero and CFS
Heinkel He 114B-1	S 12	reconnaissance	12	1941–1947	-
Saab 17	S 15	reconnaissance	-	-	redesignated S 17
Svenska Aero SA-15	S 8	reconnaissance	-	-	did not enter service

Transport (Transport)

Aircraft	Des.	Role	# Used	Year	Notes
Junkers F.13fe/F.13de	Trp 1	transport	3	1928–1946	built by Junkers' Sweden subsidiary Flygindustri
Junkers W.33g	Trp 2	transport	1	1933–1935	built by Flygindustri
Junkers W.34h	Trp 2A	transport	2	1933–1945	-
de Havilland DH.90 Dragonfly	Trp 3	transport	1	1936–1942	-
Beechcraft Model 18R	Trp 4	transport	1	1940–1953	-
Junkers Ju 52/3m ci & Ju 52/3m vai	Tp 5	transport	5	1940–1945	leased
Fairchild 24	Tp 6	transport	1	1940–1941	leased
Miles M 3A Falcon Major	Tp 7	transport	1	1940–1944
Waco UIC	Tp 8	transport	3	1940-1940	leased
Waco ZQC-6	Tp 8A	transport	1	1940-?	-
ASJA Viking II	Trp 9	transport	-	-	did not enter service
Junkers Ju 86Z-7	Tp 9	transport	1	1940-?	-
Fokker F.VIII	Tp 10	transport	1	1942-1944	-
Götaverken GV 38	n/a	transport	6	1941–1945	leased
RWD 13	Tp 11	transport	1	1939–1951

Trainers (Skol) and advanced trainers (Övning)

Aircraft	Des.	Role	# Used	Year	Notes
Albatros B.II/ B.IIa/160	Sk 1 & Ö 2	trainer	23	1920–1935	ex army and ex navy, some built by FVM
ASJA L2	Ö 9	trainer (advanced)	2	1932–1940	-
Avro 504K	Sk 3	trainer	5	1924–1928	ex navy
Bristol F.2B	Ö 6	trainer (advanced)	1	1924–1934	ex army
de Havilland DH.60T Moth Trainer	Sk 9	trainer	10	1931–1936	-
de Havilland DH.60X/M Cirrus/Gipsy Moth	Sk 7	trainer	2	1928–1936	-
De Havilland DH.82 Tiger Moth	Sk 11	trainer	36	1932–1952	some built by ASJA
Focke-Wulf Fw 44J Stieglitz	Sk 12	trainer	85	1936–1946	some built by ASJA/CVV
Friedrichshafen FF 33J	Sk 2	trainer	4	1918–1929	ex navy, built by TDS
FVM Ö1 Tummelisa	Ö 1	trainer (advanced)	24	1919–1935	ex army
Gloster Grouse Mk II	Ö 3	trainer (advanced)	1	1926–1929	ex army
Heinkel HD 24	Sk 4	trainer	9	1926–1939	most built by Svenska Aero
Heinkel HD 35	Sk 5	trainer	1	1925–1929	ex army
Heinkel HD 36	Sk 6	trainer	21	1927–1943	most built by CFM
Klemm Kl 35	Sk 15	trainer	101	1939–1944	27 leased
North American NA-16-4M	Sk 14	trainer	137	1937–1949	Some built by Saab, 3 modified with tricycle gear
Phönix C.I Dront	Ö 4 & Ö 5	trainer (advanced)	18	1928-1932	16 ex army, built by FVM
Raab-Katzenstein RK-26 Tigerschwalbe	Sk 10	trainer	25	1932–1942, 1945	built by ASJA
Svenska Aero SA-10 Piraten	Ö 7	trainer (advanced)	1	1928–1937
Svenska Aero SA-12 Skolfalken	Sk 8	trainer	1	1929–1938	-
Svenska Aero SA-13 Övningsfalken	Ö 8	trainer (advanced)	1	1930–1937
TB	Ö 10	trainer (advanced)	-	-	-

Experimental/prototype/projects (Prov)

Aircraft	Des.	Role	# Used	Year	Notes
P 1	Sparmann S-1A	prototype	10	1934–1945	-
P 2	Focke-Wulf Fw 44	trainer	2	1936-??	redesignated Sk 12 in 1937
P 3	Sparmann E4	prototype fighter	-	-	did not enter service
P 4	Fieseler Fi 156K-1	reconnaissance	2	1938-19??	redesignated S 14 in 1940
P 5	Handley Page Hampden Mk.I	bomber	1	1938–1945	-
P 6	Focke-Wulf Fw 58 Weihe	trainer	4	1938–1949, 1957	mapping agency aircraft, AF use until 1944
P 7	Saab L 10 (Saab B 17)	bomber prototype	2	1943–1944
P 8	Saab L 11 (Saab B 18)	bomber prototype	2	1943–45
P 8A	ASJA G.1	bomber project	-	-
P 8B	Götaverken GP.8	-	-
P 9A	Saab J 19/L 12	fighter project	-	-	not built
P 9B	Götaverken GP.9	fighter project	-	-	-

Undesignated/Miscellaneous

Not used by air force

Aircraft	# Used	Year	Info
FVM J 24B	1	1925–31	Ex army
Heinkel He 3	1	1925–27	Ex navy
Macchi M.7	1	1921–27	Ex army
Armstrong Whitworth Siskin IIA	1	1925–26	Ex army
Avro 504N	1	19??–27	Ex army

Gliders

G = Glidflygplan "glider"
Se = Segelflygplan, "soarer" (sailplane),
Lg = Lastglidare, "transport glider"

Des.	Aircraft	# Used	Year	Info
G 101	AB Flygindustri Zögling SG-38	40	1942–53	-
Se 102	AB Flygplan Schneider Grunau Baby IIB-2	31	1942–61	-
Se 103	AB Flygplan DFS Kranich B-1	30	1943–52	-
Se 104	AB Flygindustri DFS Weihe	19	1943–54	-
Lg 105	AB Flygindustri Fi 3	6	1944–44	-

Post-1940 designation system

(Aircraft still in service have a light green background.)

Main list

Des.	Aircraft	# Used	Year	Info
S 16A	Caproni Ca.313	66	1940–1945	-
Tp 16A	Caproni Ca.313	2	1941–1946	-
B 16A	Caproni Ca.313	30	1940–1943	-
T 16A	Caproni Ca.313	14	1941–1942	-
S 16B	Caproni Ca.313	14	1942–1945	-
B 17A	Saab 17	132	1943–1948	-
B 17B	Saab 17	54	1942–1945	-
S 17BL	Saab 17	64	1942–1949	-
S 17BS	Saab 17	56	1942–1949	-
B 17C	Saab 17	77	1943–1947	-
B 18A	Saab 18	62	1944–1947	-
S 18A	Saab 18	55	1946–1959	-
B 18B	Saab 18	120	1945–1958	-
T 18B	Saab 18	62	1947–1957	-
J 19	Saab L 12	-	-	-
J 20	Reggiane Re.2000	60	1941–1945	-
J 21A-1	Saab 21	54	1946–1949	-
J 21A-2	Saab 21	124	1946–1953	-
J 21B	Saab 21	-	-	RR Griffon variant
A 21A-3	Saab 21	119	1947–1954	-
A 21RA	Saab 21R	29	1949–1953	J 21R first year
A 21RB	Saab 21R	30	1950–1956	-
P 22	FFVS 22	2	1942–1943	Prototypes
J 22-1	FFVS 22	120	1943–1952	-
J 22-2	FFVS 22	78	1945–1952	-
S 22-3	FFVS 22	9	1946–1947	-
J 23	Saab L 23	-	-	alt proj. for J 21
J 24	Saab L 24 (Also B 24)	-	-	-
Tp 24	Dornier 24T-1	1	1945–1951	-
Sk 25	Bücker Bü 181B Bestmann	121	1945–1952	-
Sk 26	Saab 26	-	-	upgraded Sk 14
S/B 26	See B 7 and S 13	-	-	Type 26 left for Mustang
J 26	North American P-51D Mustang	161	1945–1954	2 P-51B's
S 26	P-51D Mustang	17	1949–1954	All of them modified J 26
J 27	Saab L 27	-	-	-
Sk 16A	North American Harvard IIb	145	1947–1972	-
Sk 16B	North American T-6A, T-6B, SNJ-3, SNJ-4	106	1952–1958	-
Sk 16C	SNJ-2	6	1952–1958	-
Tp 45	Beechcraft 18S, C-45A	1	1948–1956	-
Tp 45A	Beechcraft 18S, C-45B	1	1948–1958	-
Tp 46	de Havilland DH.104 Dove	1	1948–1966	-
Tp 47	Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina	3	1947–1966	-
J 28A	de Havilland DH.100 Vampire Mk 1	70	1946–1955
J 28B	de Havilland DH.100 Vampire FB 50	310	1949–1967
J 28C, C-2, C-3	de Havilland DH.115 Vampire T 55 Trainer	57	1953–1968	-
Tp 78	Noorduyn Norseman	3	1949–1959	-
Tp 79	Douglas DC-3	8	1949–1983	-
Tp 80	Avro Lancaster	1	1950–1956	Jet engine test platform
Tp 81	Grumman Goose	1	1951–1962	-
Tp 82	Vickers Varsity	1	1953–1973	Developed from the Vickers Viking
Tp 83	Percival Pembroke	18	1954–1976	-
Tp 91	Saab 91A Safir	10	1947–1960	-
Sk 50B	Saab 91B Safir	76	1952–1990	Only 75 into active service
Sk 50C	Saab 91C Safir	14	1960–1992	-
Tp 52	English Electric Canberra	2	1959–1974	Elint/Radar development
Tp 55	de Havilland Canada DHC-4 Caribou	1	1964–1965	evaluation only, leased.
J 29A	Saab Tunnan	224	1951–1963, 1965	-
J 29B	Saab Tunnan	361	1953–1957	Also known as A 29B
S 29C	Saab Tunnan-	76	1954–1970	rebuilt to -E's wing 1955-1956
J 29E	Saab 29B's rebuilt into 29Fs
J 29F	Saab Tunnan	10	1955–1968, 1976	(ex J 29B), Target towing 68-74
J 30	de Havilland Mosquito NF.Mk 19	60	1948–1953	Night fighter
S 31	Supermarine Spitfire PR Mk.19	50	1948–1955	-
A 32A	Saab Lansen	287	1955–1978	-
J 32B	Saab Lansen	118	1958–1973	1997 reused, see below
J 32B	Saab Lansen	8	1997–1999	-
S 32C	Saab Lansen	44	1958–1978	-
J 32D	Saab Lansen	6	1972–1997	Target towing, ex J 32B
J 32E	Saab Lansen	15	1972–1997	ECM
J 33	de Havilland Venom DH.112 Venom	60	1953–1960	Night fighter
J 34	Hawker Hunter Mk 4	120	1955–1969	-
J 35A	Saab 35 Draken	90	1960–1976	-
J 35B	Saab 35 Draken	73	1962–1973	-
Sk 35C	Saab 35 Draken	25	1962–1998	Rebuilt J 35A fighters
J 35D	Saab 35 Draken	120	1964–1984	-
S 35E	Saab 35 Draken	59	1965–1979	(28 were rebuilt J 35D:s)
J 35F	Saab 35 Draken	230	1969–1989	F1 w/o IRST, F2 with IRST
J 35J	Saab 35 Draken	66	1987–1998	Rebuilt F:s
FPL 801	Malmö MFI-9B Mil-trainer	10	1966-68	evaluation only, leased.
A 36	Saab 36	-	1950s	planned nuclear bomber
SK 60A	Saab 105	150	1967-	-
SK 60B	Saab 105	46	1970-	Rebuilt SK 60A
SK 60C	Saab 105	30	1970-	Rebuilt SK 60B
SK 60D/E	Saab 105	-	-	Rebuilt, civilian radio/nav, sold
SK 61	Scottish Aviation Bulldog	78	1972-2001	A/B/C/D/E different nav avionics
TP 84	Lockheed C-130H Hercules	8	1965-	2 C-130E's upgraded to -H
TP 85	Sud Aviation Caravelle	2	1971–1998	Elint
AJ 37	Saab 37 Viggen	108	1971–1998	-
SK 37	Saab 37 Viggen	17	1973–2005	-
SK 37E	Saab 37 Viggen	10	1999–2005	10 SK 37 converted to ECM/training
SH 37	Saab 37 Viggen	27	1975–1998	maritime surveillance
SF 37	Saab 37 Viggen	28	1977–2003	photo reconnaissance
JA 37	Saab 37 Viggen	149	1979–2005	-
AJS 37	Saab AJ 37 Viggen	115	1992–2000	Modified AJ/SH/SF's
AJSH 37	Saab SH 37 Viggen	-	1992–2005	-
AJSF 37	Saab SF 37 Viggen	-	1992–2005	-
A 38/SK 38	Saab 38	-	-	Cancelled
TP 86	North American Sabreliner	2	1981-	system trials
TP 87	Cessna 404	3	1982–1989	VIP
TP 88	Fairchild Swearingen Metro III	1	1984–1986	VIP
TP 88B	Fairchild Swearingen Metro/Merlin IV C	1	1986–1993	VIP
TP 88C	Fairchild Swearingen Metro III	1	1987-	Erieye/FS-890 AEW trials
TP 101	Beech 200 Super King Air	4	1988-	-
TP 100	Saab 340B	1	1990–2001	VIP
S 100B	Saab 340 AEW Argus	6	1994-	AEW
TP 102A	Gulfstream IV	1	1992-	VIP
S 102B	Gulfstream IV Korpen	2	1995-	Hugin, Munin
TP 102C	Gulfstream IV	1	2000-	VIP
TP 102D	Gulfstream G550	1	2011-	VIP
TP 54	Piper PA-31-350 Navajo	1	1993-	-
JAS 39A	Saab JAS 39 Gripen	106	1997-	-
JAS 39B	Saab JAS 39 Gripen	14	1998-	Two-seater
JAS 39C	Saab JAS 39 Gripen	70	2002-	-
JAS 39D	Saab JAS 39 Gripen	14	2003-	Two-seater
TP 103	Cessna Citation II	2	1998-	VIP
UAV01	SAGEM Sperwer	3	1999-2010	UAV

Helicopters (Helikopter)

Des.	Aircraft	# Used	Year	Info
Hkp 1	Vertol 44	2	1962–1964	-
Hkp 2	Alouette II	8	1956–1986	-
Hkp 3B	Agusta Bell 204B	6	1962–1998	-
Hkp 4A	Vertol 107-II	9	1964–1992	Four Hkp 4A rebuilt to Hkp 4D SAR/ASW standard, used as such by the Air Force for land based ASW operations.
HKP 6C	AB-206A JetRanger	1	-	-
HKP 9B	MBB Bo 105CBS	4	1985–1993	-
HKP 10	Eurocopter Super Puma	12	1988-	SAR

Navy

Des.	Aircraft	# Used	Year	Info
Hkp 1	Vertol 44	11	1958–1971	(2 formerly in AF)
Hkp 4B	Vertol 107-II-15	4	1964-2011	Built by Kawasaki
HKP 4C	Vertol 107-II-16	8	1973-2011	ASW, Built by Kawasaki
HKP 4D	Vertol 107-II-25	4	1991-2011	ASW, Built by Kawasaki
HKP 6B	Agusta-Bell AB 206A JetRanger	11	1970–2002	Utility & Training
TP 54	PA-31 Navajo	5	1989–1997	IFR training^[1]
SH 89	CASA C.212 Aviocar	1	1986-2005	ASW/Maritime surveillance

Army

Des.	Aircraft	# Used	Year	Info
Hkp 3C	Agusta Bell 204B	19	1963–2000	Some are modified Hkp 3A/B
Hkp 5	Hughes 269A	2	1962–1969	-
HKP 5B	Schweizer 300C	28	1980–2002	Training, artillery spotting
HKP 6A	Agusta Bell 206A JetRanger	22	1968–2002	-
HKP 9A	MBB Bo 105CB-3	21	1987-2010	Anti-armour. After 1999 only used for transport and training.
HKP 11	Agusta-Bell AB 412	5	1994–2005	-
Fixed Wing
Fpl 51A	Piper PA-18-150 Super Cub 6	-	1958–1974	-
Fpl 51B	Piper PA-18-150 L-21B	24	1958–1974	-
Fpl 53	Dornier Do 27	5	1962–1991	-
Fpl 54	MFI 10 Vipan	2	1963–1964	(evaluation only)
FPL 61C	Scottish Aviation Bulldog	20	1972–1989	Transferred to the Air Force in 1989 as SK 61C

Common helicopter wing

Helicopters that entered after a 1998 re-organisation/merger.

All the above active helicopters that were active were merged into this service.

Des.	Aircraft	# Used	Year	Info
HKP 14	NH Industries NH 90	18	2007-	In service from 2011. Fully operational from 2016/2020.
HKP 15	Agusta A109 Military	20	2006-	12 Land Based and 8 Sea Based.
HKP 16	Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk	15	2011-	Operational from 2013.

Unmanned aerial vehicles

Des.	Aircraft	# Used	Year	Info
RB01	GAF Jindivik 2	10	1957–64	Target drone, 104 missions.
RB02	Nord Aviation CT20	-	1964–79	Jet powered target drone.
RB03	Northrop KD2R-5 ”Humlan”	-	1967–2000	Piston powered target drone.
RB06A	Beech Aircraft Raytheon MQM-107A	-	1977–	Target drone.
RB06B	Beechcraft MQM-107 Streaker	-	1986–	Target drone.
*	EADS 3 Sigma IrisJet	-	-	Turbojet powered aerial target.
UAV 01	SAGEM Sperwer ”Ugglan”	3	1999–2010	UAV
UAV 02	Elbit Skylark "Falken"	48	2007–	UAV
UAV 03	AAI RQ-7 Shadow 200 ”Örnen”	8	2011–	UAV
UAV 04	AeroVironment Wasp III "Svalan"	-	2010–	UAV
UAV 05A	AeroVironment Wasp III "Svalan"	*	2012–	UAV
UAV 05B	AeroVironment RQ-20 Puma "Korpen"	12	2012–	UAV *12 systems total A+B versions.

References

↑ Archived February 6, 2007 at the Wayback Machine

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Type	Aerobatic Bush planes Flying wings Gliders Human-powered Prone-pilot Rocket-powered Seaplanes and amphibious aircraft STOL Supersonic Trimotors Triplanes Unmanned VTOL

Fuselage	Double-deck Narrow-body Wide-body

Weight Size	Maximum takeoff weight Light aircraft VLJs Large aircraft

Manufacturer	Airbus Boeing Douglas / McDonnell Douglas

Engine number	Trijets Trimotors Twinjets

Range	Jet airliners Regional airliners

Use	Light transport Racers Regional airliner regional jet

Research	Early flying machines Experimental X-planes

Rotor-powered	Rotorcraft utility Tiltrotors

Executive Private	Business jets Light-sport aircraft Roadable aircraft

Other lists

By date and usage By tail number Most-produced

Military aircraft

Role

Nation

Era

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