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Since our last update, we’ve expanded the fleet database with three newly tracked aircraft types, including historical data: Antonov An-30, Canadair CL-215 and Canadair CL-415.


Antonov An-30

A total of 73 aircraft are currently tracked in our database, including 2 active, 32 stored, 18 retired, 12 scrapped, 3 beyond repair, 3 crashed, and 3 preserved on display.

The Antonov An-30 is operated by several organizations worldwide, both military and civilian. Key operators include:

  • Voyenno-Vozdushnye Sily Rossii – 13 inactive aircraft
  • People’s Liberation Army Air Force – 3 inactive aircraft
  • Povitryani Syly Ukrayiny – 3 inactive aircraft
  • Aerostroy – 1 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • Forțele Aeriene Române – 1 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • Gromov Flight Research Institute – 2 inactive aircraft
  • Additional operators such as DOSAAF of Russia, Green Flag Aviation, Letnye Proverki I Sistemy, Lukiaviatrans, MNS Ukrainy, Sudanese Air Force, and United Nations Humanitarian Air Service each operate one inactive aircraft.

Learn more about the fleet HERE


Canadair CL-215

A total of 53 aircraft are currently in the database. The status includes 28 active, 10 stored, 2 retired, 10 crashed, 1 under maintenance, 1 under repair, and 1 preserved on display aircraft.

The CL-215/415 fleet remains operational across both civil and military services worldwide. Notable operators include:

  • Hellenic Air Force – 9 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • Türk Hava Kurumu – 4 active and 4 inactive aircraft
  • Buffalo Airways – 6 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • Avincis España – 5 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • Quebec – Service Aérien Gouvernemental – 2 active and 2 inactive aircraft
  • Air Spray (1967) – 2 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • De Havilland Aircraft of Canada – 1 inactive aircraft

Learn more about the fleet HERE


Canadair CL-415

We now track 130 aircraft in total, including 107 active, 4 stored, 4 retired, 10 crashed, 3 under maintenance, 1 under repair, and 1 beyond repair.

Top 10 operators include:

  • Avincis Italia – 17 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • Ejército del Aire (Spanish Air Force) – 13 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • Sécurité Civile – 11 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • Quebec – Service Aérien Gouvernemental – 10 active aircraft
  • Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources – 8 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • Air Spray (1967) – 8 active aircraft
  • Force Aérienne Royale Marocaine – 6 active and 1 inactive aircraft
  • Hellenic Air Force – 7 active aircraft
  • Bridger Aerospace – 6 active aircraft
  • Hrvatsko Ratno Zrakoplovstvo (Croatian Air Force) – 6 active aircraft

Learn more about the fleet HERE

This concludes all changes made with this update. To see the change notes for previous updates, please click here.