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A Turkmenistan air force M346 seen at Venegono (Italy) for modifications.
Django Bruinink
One of the new kids on the block, the Super Tucano is seen here on its delivery flight to Turkmenistan.
Shaun Psaila
A Turkmenistan air force C-27J during a test flight.
Francesco Cavallin
With the C-27J, the Antonov 74 forms the backbone of the air force transport fleet.
Scramble archives
| Balkanabat/Nebit Dag ( ) | ||||||
RWY 11/29 POS 39°28'49"N 054°21'57"E ELEV -30 ft | ||||||
| Base / Wing | Squadron | Aircraft Type(s) | Badge | |||
| ?? awiasiýa eskadrony (det.) (air squadron) |
Su-25 |  |
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Like many former USSR states, Turkmenistan operates derivatives of the Mi-8 helicopter; this one still has the old roundel.
Scramble archives
The Su-25 is the main attack aircraft of the Turkmenistan air force.
Marcus Fulber
| Serdar/Kyzyl-Arvat (--) | ||||||
RWY 10/28 POS 38°59'04"N 056°21'26"E ELEV 224 ft | ||||||
| Storage | Storage | Aircraft Type(s) | Badge | |||
| 56 ammar bazasy (storage base) |
ex 217 IBAP V-VS |
MiG-23 (std) Su-17M (std) |
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| Yangadzha (--) | ||||||
RWY 14/32 POS 40°02'17"N 053°19'45"E ELEV 13 ft | ||||||
| Storage | Storage | Aircraft Type(s) | Badge | |||
| ammar bazasy Yangadzha (storage base) |
MiG-23 (std) MiG-25PD (std) Su-17M (std) |
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