Embraer  Legacy 600 (Embraer135L) is used for VIP transport by HAF.

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Embraer 135  Legacy used for VIP transport and based on Megara  AB.

 

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A Embraer Legacy used for VIP transport based at Megara  AB.

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Embraer EMB-135LR used for VIP flgihtsand based on Megara  AB. Requires Wilco payware model.

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A  Legacy used for VIP transport and based on Megara  AB. Requires Wilco payware model.

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To fight the fire HAF use also CL-415 of 383 MEEA based at Thessaloniki-Mikra. Requires Massimo Taccoli model (here, 21 Mb)

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Hellenic Air Force received the first 25 T-37C in the 60's. These aircrafts joined the 361 Basic Training Squadron based at Kalamata air base (120 Air Training Wing). In the 70's and 80's 15 more aircaft were bought from Jordan's Air Force and were added to the fleet. After 38 years of service the T-37 "Tweet" retired from the Hellenic Air Force on October 27, 2002. 

Requires Microsimulator payware model 

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Hellenic Air Force use Cessna T-41 "Mescalero" as primary pilot trainer.

Requires Carenado payware model 

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Hellenic Army Aviation acquired these aircraft at 1965 through 1976. The U-17 replaced the Piper Cub and Super Cub and used for military mail and Army Command operations. Retired from service at 1982.

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Rockwell Aero Commander 680 of Hellenic Army Aviation, used as as photogeometric plane for Hellenic military geographical service (HMGS). Requires original model

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T-6A Texan II in service of 361st Squadron of Hellenic Air Force Academy, based at Kalamata AB.

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The T-2C is used for intermediate and advanced training for Hellenic Air Force. The Buckeye is in service on Kalamata AB with 2 Sqd .

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A strange presence for europeans skies, the NAMC YS-11 n°2143 is an ex-Olympic Airways aircraft. The Hellenic Air Force use this YS-11 to calibrate navigation aids. It’s based at Elefsis AB. This is the livery used in early 90^th

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P-3B Orion in Hellenic Navy colors for the FS_KBT P-3C Orion. This aircraft operated by 353 MNAS at the Air Force's 112 Fighter Wing,but is considered an asset of the Navy to seek out and destroy enemy submarines.

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The 359th Squadron of Hellenic Air Force actually uses 23 AgCats for spraying and fire-fighting. The Greek "Cats" are based on Tatoi airport, near Athens. They operated also during the 2007's "hot" summer. Texture sets only. You must have installed the original Marcel du Plessis's beautiful Grumman G-164A AgCat package for FS2004.

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The AgCat was designed in the mid-1950's for providing agricultural service, and first flew on May 22nd, 1957. In Hellenic service it is primarily used as a crop-duster. All aircraft belong to the 359 MAEDY that is based in Tatoi/Dekelia, but could be stationed anywhere in the country.

 

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Hellenic Army Air Force Beechcraft C-12 (B-200) usedt for aerial photography and Vip transport.

For payware Aerowork model.

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The Hellenic Army Air Force uses three of these aircraft for aerial photography and Vip transport ; The '403' is the last acquired. For payware Aerowork model.

 

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Two Beechcraft C-12 of Greek Army - C-12A n°401 (VIP transport) and C-12R n°403 (VIP transport and aerial photography)  

 

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