Malaysian Forces/Tentera Udara Diraja Malaysia
Order of Battle

Malaysian Forces - Airbases
Airbases
Kuching
Labuan
Kluang
Gong Kedak
Alor Setar/Sultan Abdul Halim
Butterworth
Kuantan
Kuala Lumpur/Simpang
Lumut
Subang/Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah
 
 


On this page you can find the aircraft order of battle of the Malaysian Forces. If availabe, there is also a link under Airfield Guide to our own Scramble Airfield Guide of these airports, showing you all the spots.Of course, updates or photo's are always welcome. If you have corrections or additions please send them to us !


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Two colourful CL-415MPs were accepted by the APMM in 2009. They are based at Subang.
Jens Hameister
Alor Setar/Sultan Abdul Halim (WMKA)
RMAF
Rwy: 22/04
Pos: 06°11'40"N 100°24'03"E
Elev: 15 ft

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TUDM

Pulatibang 1
(1 Flying Training Center)
PC-7
PC-7 MkII


Pulatibang 2
(2 Flying Training Center)
Alouette 3


Flying Instructors School PC-7 (on loan)


AIROD Overhaul Unit

Butterworth (WMKB)
RMAF
Rwy: 18/36
Pos: 05°27'58"N 100°23'28"E
Elev: 8ft

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TUDM

3 Skn S-61A-4 Hero


12 Skn F-5E
F-5F
RF-5E
Lightning


15 Skn Hawk Mk108
Hawk Mk208
Panther


18 Skn F/A-18D Lipan

Eighteen F-5Es and four F-5Fs were received from 1975. Only about five are still operational with 12 Squadron at this moment.
Hans Rolink
Gong Kedak (WMGK)
RMAF
Rwy: 08/26
Pos: 05°47'56"N 102°29'25"E
Elev: 20 ft

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TUDM

11 Skn Su-30MKM Golden Cobra

Kluang (WMAP)
Rwy: 05/23
Pos: 02°02'38"N 103°18'27"E
Elev: 142ft

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TDDM

881 Skn A109 LOH

Eleven A109 Light Observation Helicopters form the sole airborne force of the Army. They were delivered to 881 Squadron in 2005 and 2006.
Peter de Jong
Kuala Lumpur/Simpang (WMKF)
RMAF (Sungai Besi)
Rwy: 04/22
Pos: 03°06'41"N 101°42'10"E
Elev: 111 ft

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TUDM

10 Skn S61A-4
AS61N-1
S70A-34
Elephant Tusk


Pulatibang 1 MD3-160 Flight
(1 Flying Training Center)
MD3-160
PDRM

Police Air Wing AS355N
AS355F2
Be350
Ce172
Ce206
Ce208
PC-6/B2-H4

The Police has a large fixed- and rotary wing fleet, with almost thirty aircraft in service including some three Cessna U206Gs.
M Radzi Desa
Kuantan (WMKD)
RMAF (Sultan Ahmed Shah)
Rwy: 18/36
Pos: 03°46'11"N 103°12'34"E
Elev: 56ft

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6 Skn Hawk Mk108
Hawk Mk208
Cakra


19 Skn MiG-29N Cobra


17 Skn MiG-29N
MiG-29NUB
Bat


Pulatibang 3 (3 Flying Training Center) MB339CM

Ten Hawk Mk108s were received in 1994. With four losses over the years, the six survivors are part of 6 Squadron and 15 Squadron.
Dietmar Fenners
Kuching (WBGG)
RMAF
Rwy: 07/25
Pos: 01°29'05"N 110°20'16"E
Elev: 89 ft

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7 Skn S-61A-4 Rhino


1 Skn CN235-220M Courage

Labuan (WBKL)
RMAF
Rwy: 14/32
Pos: 05°18'06"N 115°14'54"E
Elev: 102ft

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TUDM

5 Skn S61A-4 Tiger


14 Skn C-130H-30 Peaceful

A total of fifteen C-130s were received from 1976. One was lost in 1990, and nine C-130H-30s, one C-130H-MP and four C-130Ts are active today.
Jens Hameister
Lumut (WMLH)
Rwy: 03/21
Pos: 04°13'21"N 100°41'58"E
Elev: 25ft

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TLDM

501 Skn Super Lynx Mk300 Lynx


502 Skn AS555SN Fennec

Six AS555SN Fennecs are part of 502 Squadron at Lumut. This unit was formed in 2004.
Nicholas Shariff Mazlan Collins
Subang/Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah (WMSA)
RMAF (Kuala Lumpur)
Rwy: 15/33
Pos: 03°07'52"N 101°32'53"E
Elev: 89 ft

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2 Skn F28-1000
Falcon 900
BD700
B737-7H6
plus Royal Fleet
Parakeet


16 Skn Beech 200T Canary


20 Skn C-130H-MP
C-130H-30
C-130T
Cloud


21 Skn CN235-220M
CN235-220M VIP


AIROD Overhaul Unit
UBPM

BOMBA Mil-17-1V
Mi-171
A109E
AW319
APMM

Air Division AS365N3
CL-415MP
AW319

Sixteen MiG-29Ns and two MiG-29NUBs were received by 17 Squadron and 19 Squadron at Kuantan in 1995. Ten will remain in service until withdrawn from use in 2015.
Dietmar Fenners
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