Equipment of the Royal Netherlands Air Force

This page lists the equipment of the Royal Netherlands Air Force.

Detailed list of aircraft

Detailed list of aeroplanes

Model Variant Image Origin Type Quantity Notes
Combat aircraft
Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II F-35A United States Swing role stealth fighter 40

(+12)

[1]

[2]

Successor of the F-16AM.

  • 37 approved in 2013[3]
  • 15 ordered in 2018[4]
  • 6 ordered in 2022[5]

Deliveries: first in October 2019[6]

Transport
Lockheed Martin C-130 Hercules C-130H United States Tactical transport aircraft 2

[1]

[7]

2 C-130H30 ordered in 1993, 2 C-130H ordered in 2004.[7]

To be replaced by the Embraer C-390.

C-130H30 2

[1]

Embraer C-390 Millenium — Brazil Tactical transport aircraft 0

(+5 on order)

[1]

[8][9][10]

The deliveries to start in 2027.

Rheinmetall to provide the simulators.[11]

Trainers
Pilatus PC-7 Turbo Trainer PC-7  Switzerland Basic training aircraft 13

[1]

[12]

In service since 1989. To be replaced with the PC-7 MKX.

PC-7 MKX

0

(+8 on order)

[13]

Selected in October 2024, purchased with 4 flight simulators in February 2025.[13]

Co-owned aeroplanes

Model Variant Operators Image Origin Type Quantity Notes
Aerial refueling
Airbus A330 MRTT

Multi-Role Tanker Transport

A330-200 MRTT MMF

Multinational MRTT Fleet

France

Germany

Spain

United Kingdom

Tanker / transport aircraft 9

(+ 3 on order)

[14]

Based at the Eindhoven Air Base in the Netherlands.[15]

  • 2 ordered in July 2016 (first members Netherlands and Luxembourg)[16]
  • 5 ordered in September 2018 (Germany and Norway joined the programme)[17]
  • 1 ordered in February 2018 (Belgium joined the programme)[16]
  • 1 ordered in September 2020 (Luxembourg increases participation)[18]
  • 1 ordered in March 2023 (Belgium increases participation)[19]
  • 2 ordered in June 2025 (arrival of Sweden and Denmark in the programme)[20]

The first aircraft entered service in June 2020, the ninth in February 2025).

Transport
Boeing C-17 Globemaster III C-17A SAC

Strategic Airlift Capability

United States Strategic transport aircraft 3

[1]

[21][14]

Based at Pápa Air Base in Hungary.

Air surveillance
Boeing E-3 Sentry E-3A NAEW&CF programme

(NATO Airborne Early Warning & Control Force)

United States AEW&C

(Airborne early warning and control)

14

[1]

[22]

Based at NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen, Germany.

18 E-3 used initially, and to be replaced by the E-7 Wedgetail, of which 6 ordered in January 2024.[23][24]

Boeing E-7 Wedgetail E-7A United States AEW&C

(Airborne early warning and control)

0

(+ 6 on order)

[1]

Detailed list of helicopters

Model Variant Image Origin Type Quantity Notes
Combat helicopter
Boeing AH-64 Apache AH-64E United States Attack helicopter 12

(+16 on order)

[1]

[25]

The Netherlands purchased 30 AH-64D, and received the first in 1998.[26] It was modernised to the standard AH-64D Block III in 2012.[27]

2 AH-64D were lost.(1 in Afghanistan in 2004, 1 in Mali in 2015).[28]

28 of the AH-64D rebuilt to the standard AH-64E, contract in 2018, first delivered in 2022.[29]

Transport helicopters
CH-47 Chinook CH-47F MYII CAAS United States Heavy transport helicopter 20

[1]

[30]

CH-47 history in RNLAF:[30]

  • 13 CH-47D purchased in 1995. 2 of these lost in 2005, taken out of service between 2015 and 2023.
  • 6 CH-47F received between 2009 and 2013, and modernised to the latest standard (MYII CAAS).
  • 14 CH-47F MYII CAAS delivered between 2015 and 2023.
AS-532 Cougar AS-532U2 France Multirole helicopter 12

[1]

[9]

17 ordered in 1993, received between 1996 and 1998.[31]

Their replacement is starting in 2028 with the purchase of 12 H225M Caracal.[9]

NHIndustries NH90 NH90 NFH France

Germany

Italy

Netherlands

Naval helicopter (including ASW) 19

(+6 planned to be ordered)

[1]

[32]

Contract for 20 helicopters signed in June 2000, first delivered in April 2010.[33]

1 lost in July 2020.[34]

MLU scheduled in 2027.[33]

A need for additional NH90 NFH identified by the review of the defence capabilities.[35]

Special role helicopter
Airbus Helicopters H225M — France Special operations helicopter 0

(+12 on order)

[1]

[36]

The H225M was selected in June 2023, with 14 expected to be ordered.[9]

Order of 12 helicopter in November 2024.[37]

List of unmanned aerial vehicles

Model Variant Image Origin Type Role Quantity Notes
General Atomics MQ-9 Reaper MQ-9A Block 5 United States MALE, fixed-wing UCAV

Medium-altitude long-endurance

Surveillance and reconnaissance 4

(+4 on order)

[38]

Four drones delivered in 2022.[39]

Four additional on order.[39]

At the moment unarmed, planned to be armed soon.

List of satellites

Model Variant Image Origin Type Role Quantity Notes
ICEYE SAR 25 cm resolution imaging Finland Microsatellite, synthetic aperture imaging radar Imaging surveillance satellite 1

(+ 3 on order)

[40]

Frst satellite put in orbit in June 2025.[41]

Aircraft equipment

Aeroplanes equipment

Weapons for aeroplanes

Model Variant Image Origin Type Used with Quantity Notes
Air-to-air missiles
AIM-9 Sidewinfer AIM-9M United States Infrared homing, short range air-to-air missile F-35A Lightning II 0

(retired)

[42]

290 purchase in 1990. Variant likely donated to Ukraine.[43]

AIM-9X Block II 409
AIM-9X Block II+ 43
AIM-120 AMRAAM

Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile

AIM-120A United States BVR air-to-air missile

Beyond visual range

F-35A Lightning II 0

(retired)

[50]

200 purchased in 1995. Variant likely donated to Ukraine.[50]

AIM-120 C7 68 [51]
  • 26 ordered in 2017[52]
  • 42 ordered in 2019[53]
AIM-120D3 226 [54][55]

Missiles supplied by Raytheon, approved for sale in December 2024, order in July 2025.[56][57]

Strategic weapons
B61 nuclear bomb B61 Mod 12 United States Thermonuclear gravity bomb F-35A Lightning II 22

[58]

[59][60]

Weapons under American control, operated by the RNAF.

Air-to-ground missiles
AGM-158 JASSM

Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile

AGM-158B JASSM - ER

JASSM -Extended Range

United States Land attack cruise missile

(externally mounted)

F-35A Lightning II 0

(+120 on order)

[61][62][63]

Contract signed with Lockheed Martin in July 2024.

AGM-88 HARM

High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile

AGM-88G AARGM - ER

Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile - Extended Range

United States Anti-radiation missile F-35A Lightning II 0

(+265 on order)

[64][65][66]

Ordered from Orbital ATK.

Guided bombs
GBU-39 SDB

Small Diameter Bomb

GBU-39B SDB I

United States Guided bomb

250 lb (110 kg)

F-35A Lightning II 853 Used with the former F-16, and used now with the F-35A. Mounted on a quad-bomb launcher rail for the bomb-bay.
  • 603 approved for purchase in 2010, and purchase the same year.[67][68][69]
  • 250 approved for purchase in 2017.[70][71]
Unguided bombs
Mark 82 — United States Gravity bomb

500 lb (230 kg)

F-35A Lightning II Unknown [72][73]

Used with GBU-10 Paveway II, GBU-12 Paveway II, GBU-38 JDAM and GBU-49 Enhanced Paveway II.

Mark 84 — United States Gravity bomb

2,000 lb (910 kg)

F-35A Lightning II Unknown [72][73]

Used with GBU-31 V1 JDAM.

BLU-109 — United States Bunker buster bomb

2,000 lb (910 kg)

F-35A Lightning II Unknown [72][73]

Used with GBU-31 V3 JDAM.

Bomb guidance kits
GBU-10 Paveway II — United States Laser guidance kit F-35A Lightning II Unknown [72][73]

Warhead: Mark 82 500 lb (230 kg) bomb.

Initially purchased for the F-16, but compatible with the F-35A.[74]

GBU-12 Paveway II — United States Laser guidance kit F-35A Lightning II Unknown [72][75][73]

Warhead: Mark 82 500 lb (230 kg) bomb.

Initially purchased for the F-16, but compatible with the F-35A.[74]

GBU-38 JDAM — United States GPS guidance kit F-35A Lightning II Unknown [72][73]

Warhead: Mark 82 500 lb (230 kg) bomb.

Initially purchased for the F-16, but compatible with the F-35A.[76]

GBU-49 - Enhanced Paveway II — United States Precision guidance kit

Dual mode GPS / laser

F-35A Lightning II 200 [77][51][73]

Warhead: Mark 82 500 lb (230 kg) bomb.

Initially purchased for the F-16, but compatible with the F-35A.[78]

GBU-31 V1 JDAM GBU-31 V1 United States GPS guidance kit F-35A Lightning II Unknown [72][73]

Warhead: Mark 84 2,000 lb (910 kg) bomb.

Initially purchased for the F-16, but compatible with the F-35A.[76]

GBU-31 V3 JDAM GBU-31 V3 United States GPS guidance kit F-35A Lightning II Unknown [72][73]

Warhead: BLU-109 2,000 lb (910 kg) bomb.

Initially purchased for the F-16, but compatible with the F-35A.[76]

Cannons
GAU-22

(4 barrels variant of the GAU-12 Equalizer)

GAU-22/A United States Rotary cannon, 25×137 mm F-35A Lightning II 46 [79][51]

1 gun per F-35A in service.

Equipment for aeroplanes

Model Image Origin Type Used with Quantity Notes
Knight Aerospace - Advanced aeromedical evacuation system — United States

Brazil

Netherlands

MEDEVAC, roll-on / roll-off modular system

Medical evacuation

Embraer C-390 Millenium 5 [80]

Ordered in June 2025 with Austria (who ordered 4 systems).

Helicopters equipment

Model Variant Image Origin Type Used with Quantity Notes
Tactical / short range missiles
AGM-114 Hellfire II AGM-114K

United States Air-to-ground missile AH-64E Apache 605 [81][82]

Up to 16 missiles, 4 mounts with a 4 missiles launcher system.[81]

605 missiles ordered in 1995 (USD $127 million).[83][84]

AGM-114R 350 [85]

This followed the request for 180 missiles by the Netherlands in 2013. An additional request for 70 missiles was approved in 2017.[89][90]

AGM-114R2 386 [91]

Order in February 2024.[92]

AGM-179 JAGM

Joint Air-to-Ground Missile

AGM-179A United States Air-to-surface missile AH-64E Apache 296 [93][94]

Ordered in June 2025.

Rockets
Hydra 70 — United States Unguided rockers AH-64E Apache Unknown [81][82]

Up to 76 (4×19) ready-to-fire rockets, 4 × M261 launchers, one under each mount.

AGR-20 APKWS

Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System

WGU-59 APKWS-2 United States Laser guidance kit for unguided rockers AH-64E Apache 1,100 [81][82]
Canons
M230 Chain Gun — United States Electrically-driven autocannon AH-64E Apache 28 [101][102]

The Apache is equipped with 1,200 ready-to-fire rounds of the 30×113mm calibre.

Small arms
FN M3M / GAU-21 — Belgium Door machine gun, 12.7×99mm NATO CH-47F Chinook

NH90 NFH

Unknown [103]
  • CH-47F: 1 on each side, and one on the rear ramp[104]
  • NH-90: 1 on each side possible[105]
FN MAG — Belgium Door machine gun, 7.62×51mm NATO AS532 U2 Cougar

CH-47F Chinook

NH90 NFH

Unknown [106][103]
  • Cougar: 1 on the door side[107]
  • CH-47F: 1 on each side, and one on the rear ramp[104]
  • NH-90: 1 on each side possible[105]
Torpedoes
Mark 46 Mk 46 Mod 5 United States Antisubmarine lightweight torpedo NH90 NFH Unknown [105][108]

Up to 2 torpedoes can be mounted on the NH90 NFH.[105]

This torpedo is planned to be replaced at the end of the 2020s, and will replace it with the Mark 54.[109]

Mark 54 — United States Antisubmarine lightweight torpedo NH90 NFH 0 [109]

Mark 54 torpedo will enter service on the NH90 after its MLU between 2028 and 2032.[109]

Radars

Model Image Origin Type Quantity Notes
Radar
Thales GM400α France Mobile long-range radar system 1 [110]

Temporary solution (reserve unit) until both of the SMART-L radar stations are operational.

Thales SMART-L Netherlands Ground radar station 1 [111]

1 operational (North), second planned (South)

Vehicles

Model Image Origin Type Quantity Notes
Armoured vehicle
Iveco Manticore Italy

Netherlands

Infantry mobility vehicle, MRAP

Mine-resistant ambush protected

94 94 in total for the Air Force:[112]
  • 26 AFSV (Air Force Security Vehicle)
  • HT (Hardtop)
  • PU (Pick-up)
  • CAST (Casualty transport)
Utility vehicles
Volkswagen Amarok Germany Dog transport / Security personnel transport 8 [113]

Used at the Gilze-Rijen, Leeuwarden and Volkel air bases.

Logistics
Scania XT "Gryphus"

4×4 Low Operational 50 kN (5 tons)[114]

Sweden Truck 123 [115]
Scania XT "Gryphus"

6×6 Low Operational 100 kN (10 tons)[114]

Scania XT "Gryphus"

8×8 High Operational 100 kN (10 tons)[114]

Scania XT "Gryphus"

6×6 Low Operational 150 kN (15 tons)[114]

68 [115]

26 of these vehicles can be used for deicing the runways and taxiways.

Firefighting trucks
E-One Titan 8×8 United States Airport crash tender 25 [116]
Rosenbauer - Mercedes-Benz Atego 1529 — Austria

Germany

Fire engine — [117][118]
Rosenbauer - Mercedes Actros 2965 6×6 Austria

Germany

Fire engine 5 [119]

Intended to be used to protect FARP (Forward Arming and Refueling Point).

Rosenbauer - Scania P450B 6×6 HZ — Austria

Sweden

Fire engine — [117]

Intended to be used to protect FARP (Forward Arming and Refueling Point).

Rosenbauer RT Austria

Netherlands

Fire engine 2 [120][121]

Volvo Penta electric driveline

Fire command vehicles
Nissan Navara (D40) Japan On scene command vehicle 2 [122]
Škoda Yeti Czech Republic Command vehicle 10 [123]

2 of the 10 used by the Navy

Fuel trucks
Volvo FM Sweden Aircraft refueling truck Unknown [124][125]

30 m3 capacity

Mercedes-Benz Actros 4×4 Austria

Germany

Aircraft refueling truck Unknown [126]

4 m3 capacity

Maintenance vehicles
Valtra G135 Finland Tractor 13 [127][128]

To be used for airfield maintenance

Small arms

Model Image Origin Type Calibre Notes
Handguns
Glock 17 Gen4 Austria Semi-automatic pistol 9×19mm Parabellum [129]
Assault rifles, carabines and battle rifles
Canadian Diemaco C7A1 Canada Assault rifle 5.56×45mm NATO [130]

It can be equipped with:

  • Aimpoint CompM4 red dot
  • Aimpoint 3 × magnifying scope
  • Rheinmetall 's Laser Module Double Beam
Canadian Diemaco C8A1 Carbine
Heckler & Koch 416 A5 Germany Carbine 5.56×45mm NATO [131]

Equipped with, red dot sight 4.3× Elcan, laser light modules LLM01

Precision rifles
Heckler & Koch HK417 Germany Designated marksman rifle 7.62×51mm NATO [131]

Accessories:

Machine guns
FN Minimi Para Belgium Light machine gun 5.56×45mm NATO [132]

Standard infantry machine gun.

FN MAG Belgium General-purpose machine gun 7.62×51mm NATO [133]

Mounted on vehicles and shooting positions.

Grenade launchers
Heckler & Koch UGL Germany Under-barrel grenade launcher 40×46mm LV [131][134]

Grenade launchers for the HK416 A5 and the Colt C7A1.

Anti-tank weapons
Panzerfaust 3 Germany RPG

Rocket-propelled grenade

110mm [135]

Standard Marine infantry AT weapon.

Ammunitions:

  • DM12A2 (HEAT-RA, "High Explosive Anti Tank – Rocket Assisted")
  • DM72 (HEAT-IT-RA, "High Explosive Anti Tank - Improved Tandem - Rocket Assisted")
  • DM32 (HEAT-MP-RA, "High Explosive Anti Tank - Multi Purpose - Rocket Assisted")
  • DM18A1 (TP-RA, "Training Practice - Rocket Assisted")

Accessories:

  • Dynarange firing system
Weapon stations
FN deFNder Belgium Remote controlled weapon station 7.62×51mm NATO Installed on the Iveco MTV hard-top, equipped with the FN MAG.[136]

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