Russian Naval Aviation (2021)

Current Active Inventory: 359 Aircraft

Last Updated: 05/26/2021 | © www.WDMMA.org

The following represents an overview of the modern aerial fighting capabilities of the Russian Naval Aviation (2021). The service currently counts 359 total units in its active aircraft inventory. The WDMMA review takes into account specific categories of aircraft covering attack, logistics, special-mission, and general support types. Inventory numbers and related aircraft types / variants are provided as-is and derived from publically-available information / sources. "Outlook" results are related to any future airframes currently under procurement though said airframes may not be delivered for service in the current year for various reasons. "Readiness Rates" are based on the published USAF standard. Due to discrepancies regarding UAV reporting between countries and sources, unmanned vehicles are currently not tracked by WDMMA.

Total Aircraft: 359

180 / 359
Total available aircraft assuming a Below Average Readiness Rate of 50.0%.

251 / 359
Total available aircraft assuming an Average Readiness Rate of 70.0%.

269 / 359
Total available aircraft assuming an Above Average Readiness Rate of 75.0%.

287 / 359
Total available aircraft assuming an Excellent Readiness Rate of 80.0%.

TvR:
43.6

TvR is this air service's TrueValue Rating. The value is formulated by way of assessing an air service's current strengths and weaknesses. All are matched against the top-most performer, this being the USAF which yields a TvR of 242.9.

Global Rank:
23/100

This air service's Global Rank when compared to the rest of the national powers of WDMMA. A total of 100 air services from 74 nations are currently tracked. View the current ranking.

FORCE CONCENTRATION:
Attack: 115 units
Support: 229 units
Training: 15 units
Future: 24 units

Suppliers

Primary

Historical

Fighters (111)

Airframes detailed as fighter, interceptor, or general attack types including multi-role though excluding dedicated bombers and CAS.

OUTLOOK

POSITIVE

24

MiG-31

Interceptor

23

MiG-29K

Multirole

22

Su-30SM

Multirole

22

Su-24

Attack

20

Su-33

Multirole

Total Units: 111 (31%)

Close-Air Support (4)

Airframes utilized in the direct-attack role; typically featuring extended loitering and excellent low-and-slow capabilities.

OUTLOOK

STABLE

4

Su-25/UB/BM/SM

Close-Air Support

Total Units: 4 (1%)

Helicopters (129)

Airframes detailed as manned rotary-wing platforms used in the transport, special-mission, or direct-attack roles.

OUTLOOK

STABLE

90

Ka-27

Anti-Submarine Warfare

17

Mi-8

Medium-Lift/Transport

16

Ka-29

Maritime Attack

4

Ka-52

Attack

2

Mi-24/35

Gunship/Transport

Total Units: 129 (36%)

Transports (39)

Airframes used in the dedicated hauler role, serving either military or high-government personnel or in supply / cargo delivery.

OUTLOOK

STABLE

26

An-26

Tactical

5

An-72

Tactical

4

An-140

Tactical

2

Tu-154

VIP/Utility

1

An-24

Tactical

1

IL-18D

Tactical

Total Units: 39 (11%)

Trainers (15)

Airframes reserved for dedicated Basic, Advanced, Flight, and Helicopter airman training.

OUTLOOK

POSITIVE

6

Tu-134

Flight/Crew Trainer

4

L-39

Advanced Jet Trainer

4

MiG-29KUB

Fighter Trainer

1

IL-20

Flight/Crew Trainer

Total Units: 15 (4%)

Special-Mission (61)

Airframes modified for Special-Mission roles - typically these are dedicated, role-specific types.

OUTLOOK

POSITIVE

24

Tu-142

Maritime Patrol/ASW

20

IL-38

Maritime Patrol

6

Be-12

Search & Rescue

5

An-12

Search & Rescue

3

Ka-31

Airborne Early Warning

2

IL-22

Electronic Warfare

1

IL-20

Maritime Patrol

Total Units: 61 (17%)

On Order (24)

Aircraft set to be delivered in the current procurement year or in subsequent year(s).

10

Yak-130

Advanced Jet Trainer

6

Su-30SM

Multirole

4

Be-200

Search & Rescue

4

Be-200

Amphibious Transport

Total Units: 24

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