Qatar received eight Boeing C-17A Globemaster IIIs, two of which during 2009. A7-MAA is in the same gray camouflage scheme as USAF Globemasters but A7-MAB, above, is in a much more attractive color scheme.
John Berends
| Al Udaid (OTBH) Al-Udeid AB | ||||||
RWY 16/34 POS 25°07'02"N 051°18'54"E ELEV 130ft | ||||||
| Squadron | Aircraft Type(s) | Badge | ||||
| 10th Transport sq | C-17A |  |
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| 12th Transport sq | C-130J-30 |  |
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| 3rd Rotary Wing |
20th sq | AW139 |  |
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Al Zaeem Mohamed Bin Abdullah Al Attiyah Air College |
H125 MFI-395 Super Mushshak PC-21 SA342L(W) |
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| Al Zaeem Air College is the entity that operates the PC-21 and Super Mushshak trainers. It also gained the SA342Ls from 6sq. | ||||||
Gazelles are still operated for training with the Al Zaeem Air College.
Wim Sonneveld
| Doha (OTBD) | ||||||
RWY 16/34 POS 25°15'40"N 051°33'54"E ELEV 35 ft | ||||||
| Wing | Squadron | Aircraft Type(s) | Badge | |||
| 1st Fighter Wing |
7th Air Superiority sq | Mirage 2000-5DDA Mirage 2000-5EDA |
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| 11th Close Air Support sq | Alpha Jet E |  |
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| 2nd Rotary Wing |
8th Anti Surface Vessel sq | WS Commando 3 |  |
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| 9th Multirole sq | Commando 2A Commando 2C |
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| 3rd Rotary Wing |
LifeFlight | AW139 | |
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| At least one LifeFlight AW139 helicopter is usually present at Hamad General Hospital, Doha. | ||||||
QA60 was the first long nose AgustaWestland AW139 helicopters for Qatar. Three are used for HEMS with LifeFlight.
John Berends
| Tamim (--) | ||||||
RWY 16/34 POS 25°28'06"N 050°59'59"E ELEV 90 ft | ||||||
| Wing | Squadron | Aircraft Type(s) | Badge | |||
| 1st Fighter Wing |
Al Adiyat Squadron | Rafale EQ Rafale DQ |
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