阿尔及利亚空军

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阿尔及利亚空军

القوات الجوية الجزائرية · ⵜⴰⵣⵎⴻⵔⵜ ⵉⴳⴻⵏⵏⵉ ⵜⴰⵣⵣⴰⵢⵔⵉⵜ · Forces aériennes algériennes

The Algerian Air Force grew out of a handful of pilots the National Liberation Front sent abroad to train during the war of independence, began flying in 1962 with five MiG-15s given by Egypt, sent squadrons to the Arab fronts in 1967 and 1973, and has since become one of the largest and most heavily Russian-equipped air arms in Africa — with Su-30MKAs, MiG-29Ms and Su-24s in service, Su-35s seen on its ramps in 2025 and a Su-57 order that Algerian state television announced but that neither government has fully documented.

国家标志A disc half green, half white, with a red crescent and star.
46战斗机
14现役空军基地
1962创立
14已退役的类型
Photo: Jean-Luc ALTHERR / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)
国家阿尔及利亚创立1962地位积极的总部Algiers指挥官Zoubir Ghouila
故事

The Algerian Air Force story: pilots trained in exile, two Arab wars and a Russian-built Flanker fleet

1957–1962: pilots trained in exile

Algeria had an air force before it had a state. In 1957, according to the history summarised by English Wikipedia, the National Liberation Front (FLN) sent six young Algerians to the Syrian air force school at Nayrab near Aleppo; others trained with the Egyptian, Iraqi, Soviet and Chinese air arms. The nucleus was organised from Cairo by Saïd Aït Messaoudène, a 1955 graduate of the French École de l’Air at Salon-de-Provence who had flown fighters for France and defected to the FLN, and the FLN paper El Moudjahid announced the first class of Algerian pilots on 6 February 1959. None of them flew in the war of independence: the ALN fought on the ground, and the trained pilots came home only after independence in July 1962. Algerian sources therefore date the air force to the days after independence, while Wikipedia’s infobox uses 1959.

1962–1973: Egyptian gifts, Soviet jets and two Arab wars

The first aircraft were gifts. Egypt handed over five MiG-15s and twelve Helwan Gomhouria trainers in 1962, with advisers, and the Soviet Union sent Mi-4 helicopters and, by 1964, twenty more MiG-15bis. The 1963 Sand War with Morocco came too early for them: Morocco had modern strike aircraft and Algeria did not, and the only Algerian air action in the record is a bombing at Oued Zeknou. By 1967 Algeria had about thirty MiG-17s, MiG-21F-13s and Il-28 bombers, and in June it sent squadrons to Egypt. French Wikipedia says the first MiG-21s landed at El Arish after the airfield had already fallen to Israel and were captured. In October 1973 Algeria did better: two MiG-21 squadrons, a Su-7 squadron and 23 MiG-17s flew about 500 sorties on the Egyptian front, for losses that the two Wikipedias count differently.

1975–1991: MiG-23s, MiG-25s and the Moroccan rivalry

In the 1970s Soviet deliveries turned a small force into a large one. A 1975 agreement brought 40 MiG-23BNs, which replaced the Su-7 from 1976, and 47 MiG-21bis; a 1978 order added more MiG-21s, MiG-23MF interceptors and Mi-24 gunships, and by 1979 twenty MiG-25s had arrived, making Algeria the type’s first foreign operator. The Moroccan rivalry was the yardstick. When Algerian troops clashed with Moroccan forces at Amgala in Western Sahara in January 1976, Algeria’s contribution in the air was an SA-6 battery with Algerian crews, not aircraft, and a declassified CIA assessment quoted on Wikipedia noted that Morocco could not intercept the Algerian MiG-25s that overflew it. In 1981 air defence was split off into a separate branch, and the United States sold C-130H Hercules. The Library of Congress counted about 193 combat aircraft and some 15 bases in 1993.

1992–2008: civil war, embargo and the MiG-29 that went back

The 1990s were the worst decade. In January 1992 the High Security Council cancelled the second round of the general election, and the civil war that followed killed tens of thousands: President Bouteflika spoke of 100,000 dead in 1999 and about 150,000 in 2005, while a 2008 study counted about 44,000 killed and disappeared. The air force flew in that war, mainly with helicopters, but its operations are thinly documented. It also lost its support: French Wikipedia records that some 500 Soviet technicians had left by about 1990, and spares became scarce. Recovery began with second-hand MiG-29s and Su-24s from Belarus and Ukraine between 1999 and 2003 and six Il-78 tankers from Ukraine. In March 2006 a large Russian package followed — Su-30MKAs, Yak-130s and MiG-29SMTs — and the MiG-29s turned out to contain refurbished older airframes. Algeria sent them back, and the Russian air force bought them.

2010–2024: the Flanker era, and two terrible crashes

The Flanker became the backbone. The returned MiGs were swapped for options on more Su-30MKAs: 16 ordered in December 2010, 14 more in December 2015 and another 16 in 2019, with 14 MiG-29M/M2s that began arriving in October 2020. The Yak-130 trainer arrived in 2011, making Algeria its first export customer, and Mi-28NE attack helicopters were shown on television in 2016. How many aircraft are actually in service is disputed: Wikipedia’s own articles give between 59 and 72 Su-30MKAs. The period also brought the air force’s two worst disasters in the sources checked. On 11 February 2014 a C-130H-30 carrying military families hit a mountain near Aïn Kercha, killing 76 of the 77 on board, and on 11 April 2018 an Il-76 bound for Tindouf crashed after take-off from Boufarik, killing all 257 people aboard.

2025–2026: Su-35s, a Su-57 claim and a drone on the Mali border

Since 2025 the story has been one of announcements and imagery rather than official detail. In February 2025 Algerian state television said Algeria had ordered the Su-57, Russia’s stealth fighter; in March satellite imagery showed Su-35s that had been built for Egypt arriving at Oum El Bouaghi; and in November the head of Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation said the first two Su-57s had been delivered to an unnamed foreign customer. Neither government has published numbers. In September 2021 Algeria closed its airspace to Moroccan aircraft after breaking off relations, and on the night of 31 March to 1 April 2025 it shot down a Malian drone near Tin Zaouatine, which Mali said had never entered Algerian airspace; relations and airspace were restored only in July 2026. The air force is large, rich by African standards and almost entirely Russian-equipped, but what it flies is known mainly from outside.

The first aircraft were gifts. Egypt handed over five MiG-15s and twelve Helwan Gomhouria trainers in 1962, with advisers, and the Soviet Union sent Mi-4 helicopters and, by 1964, twenty more MiG-15bis.Algerian Air Force · verified 2026-10-01
一览

The Algerian Air Force in numbers

服务

本地名称
القوات الجوية الجزائريةArabic name as given by English and French Wikipedia; in Tamazight ⵜⴰⵣⵎⴻⵔⵜ ⵉⴳⴻⵏⵏⵉ ⵜⴰⵣⵣⴰⵢⵔⵉⵜ (French Wikipedia), in French Forces aériennes algériennes. The Ministry of National Defence calls the command the Commandement des Forces Aériennes (CFA); its site could not be reached to confirm spelling
创立
1962Algerian and French sources date the air force to the days after independence in July 1962; English Wikipedia uses 4 February 1959, when the FLN formally created an air arm whose pilots were then training abroad
一部分
People’s National Army (ANP)One of the four branches with the land forces, the naval forces and the territorial air defence forces, which were split from the air force in 1981
指挥官
Maj. Gen. Zoubir GhouilaSince 23 February 2025, succeeding Maj. Gen. Mahmoud Laraba (July 2020–2025)
Supreme commander
The President of the RepublicThe president is supreme commander of the armed forces under the constitution, as the Library of Congress study described it
Main supplier
Russia (and earlier the Soviet Union)Almost every combat type since 1962 has been Soviet or Russian; Western types are mainly transports, trainers and helicopters. Russian advisers were still attached to the army in 1993

力量

人员
约14,000English Wikipedia’s figure. The Library of Congress gave 10,000 for the air force in 1993, plus perhaps 4,000 in air defence; French Wikipedia cites 5,000 for 1978
战斗机
  • Su-30MKA, Su-34 and Su-35 — 65 in service (FlightGlobal, one combined line), 36 on order
  • MiG-29 (9.13/S and M/M2) — 46, plus 2 two-seat trainers
  • Su-24MK/M2/MR — 42
  • Su-57E — 14 on order (FlightGlobal); first deliveries claimed by Russia in 2025, not documented by Algeria

Counts are contested: FlightGlobal’s 2024 figures quoted by TWZ were 63 Su-30MKA, 40 MiG-29 and 42 Su-24; IISS 2024 as cited by Wikipedia gave 59 Su-30MKA and 36 Su-24s

运输和油罐车
  • Il-76 — 11
  • Il-78 tanker — 4
  • C-130H and C-130J — 14 and 4
  • C295 — 5
  • Beechcraft 1900 and King Air family — about 36 in transport, reconnaissance and maritime roles

FlightGlobal directory figures

直升机
  • Mi-8/17/171 — 141
  • Mi-28NE — 42
  • Mi-24 — 32
  • Mi-26 — 14
  • AS355, AW139, Mi-2, Ka-32, Bell 412 — 53 together

FlightGlobal directory figures; Mi-24 counts range from 30 to 33 across sources

教练
  • L-39 — 54
  • Yak-130 — 18
  • AW119 and W-3 helicopters — 8 each
  • Zlin Z 142 (Firnas 142) — about 20 (Wikipedia only)

Primary flying training has been at Tafraoui near Oran since the early 1970s

空中加油
4 Il-78Six bought from Ukraine in 1998 and delivered by 2003; four in service from 2017

基础设施

主要空军基地
  • Oum El Bouaghi (Aïn Beïda)
  • Aïn Oussera
  • Bou Sfer (Oran)
  • Boufarik
  • Biskra
  • Laghouat
  • Béchar (Boudghene Ben Ali Lotfi)
  • Tafraoui (training)
  • Tindouf and Tamanrasset

Bases named by English and French Wikipedia; the government does not publish a base list. The Library of Congress counted roughly 15 bases in 1993

飞行训练
Tafraoui, near OranThe first military flying school opened there with Soviet help in the early 1970s
Airspace closures
Closed to Moroccan aircraft since 22 September 2021Decided by the High Security Council after Algeria broke off relations on 24 August 2021. Airspace closed to Mali in April 2025 was reopened in July 2026
Territorial air defence
A separate branch since 1981The Défense Aérienne du Territoire took over ground-based air defence; in 1993 it had three SAM regiments with SA-3, SA-6 and SA-8
结构

How the Algerian Air Force is organised

One of the four branches of the People’s National Army, commanded from Algiers, with ground-based air defence a separate branch since 1981. The Su-30MKA, between 59 and 72 by Wikipedia’s counts, is the front-line fighter, beside 46 MiG-29s and 42 Su-24 strike aircraft in FlightGlobal’s directory; Su-35s were seen on satellite imagery at Oum El Bouaghi in March 2025. Algeria publishes no list of its wings or bases, so the dispositions here are those French Wikipedia gives, with that attribution.

ZG

Major General (général-major)Zoubir GhouilaCommander of the Air Forces (commandant des Forces aériennes) · in office since 2025
阿尔及利亚空军القوات الجوية الجزائرية
总部

阿尔及利亚空军

القوات الجوية الجزائرية
Algiers

One of the four branches of the People’s National Army under the Ministry of National Defence, which calls its headquarters the Commandement des Forces Aériennes; ground-based air defence has been a separate branch since 1981. English and French Wikipedia record that Maj Gen Zoubir Ghouila took command on 23 February 2025, replacing Maj Gen Mahmoud Laraba; the ministry’s own site could not be reached to confirm the date. The President of the Republic is supreme commander of the armed forces.

前线

战斗机联队

Oum El Bouaghi, Bou Sfer, Béchar and Tindouf

The Su-30MKA is the main fighter, with between 59 and 72 reported by Wikipedia’s articles, beside 46 MiG-29s in FlightGlobal’s directory, older 9.13s and MiG-29M/M2s delivered from October 2020. TWZ reported Su-35s built for Egypt on satellite imagery at Oum El Bouaghi in March 2025; neither government has confirmed them. The government publishes no wing list: French Wikipedia associates fighter wings with Oum El Bouaghi, Bou Sfer, Béchar and Tindouf.

前线

打击与侦察

Laghouat and Aïn Oussera

FlightGlobal lists 42 Su-24MK/M2/MR, flown since 1987 and brought to M2/MR2 standard from late 2020. French Wikipedia associates the strike wing with Laghouat and a reconnaissance and electronic warfare wing, which flew the MiG-25 until its retirement in 2022, with Aïn Oussera. Wikipedia lists 24 Wing Loong II and other Chinese armed drones; FlightGlobal does not list drones.

运输

运输和油轮船队

Boufarik

English Wikipedia calls Boufarik the home of the transport fleet; FlightGlobal lists 11 Il-76s, 4 Il-78 tankers, 18 C-130H and C-130J Hercules, 5 C295s and about 36 Beechcraft 1900s and King Airs. The airlift links the north with the garrisons at Tindouf, Béchar and Tamanrasset; on 11 April 2018 an Il-76 crashed after take-off from Boufarik, killing all 257 aboard.

直升机

Helicopter regiments

Biskra, Chlef, Ouargla and Blida

FlightGlobal counts 141 Mi-8/17/171s, 42 Mi-28NE and 32 Mi-24 attack helicopters, the Mi-24s upgraded by South African companies, and 14 Mi-26s. French Wikipedia associates helicopter regiments with Biskra, Chlef and Ouargla and a liaison wing flying Kamov helicopters with Blida; the government does not confirm the dispositions.

训练

École supérieure de l’Air

Tafraoui

The air force academy and flying school, with school status since 1977 according to French Wikipedia, trains pilots, engineers and technicians. FlightGlobal lists 54 L-39s and 18 Yak-130s, Algeria having become the Yak-130’s first export customer in 2011, with AW119 and W-3 training helicopters; the school’s own fleet is not published.

在服役

What the Algerian Air Force flies today

每种收费类型都链接到其在《野兽之书》中的页面（如果存在）。. 统计的是登记在册的飞机数量，而不是某一天可用的飞机数量。.

类型 角色 在服役 自从 单位 笔记
Sukhoi Su-30MKA在服役 多用途战斗机 59–72 reported. Wikipedia’s Su-30 article cites 59 for 2024 (IISS) and 70 for 2022; the Algerian Air Force article gives 72; FlightGlobal’s 2024 figure quoted by TWZ was 63.

更多的

Orders add up to 74 (28 in 2006, 16 in 2010, 14 in 2015, 16 in 2019), less losses. FlightGlobal’s current directory lumps Su-30, Su-34 and Su-35 together as 65.
Mikoyan MiG-29 (9.13/S) and MiG-29M/M2在服役 多用途战斗机 46 1999 46 plus 2 trainers in FlightGlobal’s directory; FlightGlobal’s 2024 figure quoted by TWZ was 40.

更多的

Of these, 14 MiG-29M/M2 were ordered in 2019 according to the MiG-29M article, which elsewhere gives 25.
Sukhoi Su-24MK/M2 and Su-24MR在服役 打击与侦察 42 1987 42 in FlightGlobal’s directory; IISS 2024, as cited by Wikipedia, gives 33 Su-24M/MK and 3 Su-24MR.
苏霍伊 Su-35在服役 空中优势战斗机 2025 Not confirmed by either government.

更多的

TWZ, citing IISS, reported at least four aircraft in Algerian markings besides one seen on imagery; Wikipedia says at least two were seen flying in Algeria.
雅科夫列夫 Yak-130在服役 高级喷气教练机和轻型攻击机 18 2011 18 in FlightGlobal’s directory; 16 ordered in March 2006.
Aero L-39 信天翁在服役 喷气式教练机 54 54 in FlightGlobal’s directory.
Zlin Z 142 (Firnas 142)在服役 主教练 20 About 20 according to Wikipedia; not listed by FlightGlobal.
Ilyushin Il-76TD/MD在服役 重型运输 11 11 in FlightGlobal’s directory.
Ilyushin Il-78在服役 油船 4 1998 Four in service; six were bought.
Lockheed C-130H/H-30 and C-130J Hercules在服役 战术运输 18 1981 14 C-130H and 4 C-130J in FlightGlobal’s directory; Wikipedia gives 15. The Library of Congress counted 16 in 1993.
空客（CASA）C295在服役 战术运输 5 5 in FlightGlobal’s directory.
Beechcraft 1900 and King Air family在服役 Transport, reconnaissance and maritime patrol 36 FlightGlobal: 6 Beech 1900 reconnaissance, 6 Beech 1900 transport, 1 King Air 200 reconnaissance, 3 King Air 200/350 maritime patrol and 20 King Air 90/200/350 transport.
Pilatus PC-6 Porter在服役 公用运输 3 3 in FlightGlobal’s directory.
Beriev Be-200ES在服役 Amphibian and firefighting 2 2023 Two delivered of four ordered by the Ministry of Defence.
Airbus A340 and Gulfstream IV/V在服役 VIP交通 6 One A340-500 and five Gulfstreams according to Wikipedia; not listed in FlightGlobal’s directory.
米-8、米-17 和米-171在服役 运输直升机 141 141 in FlightGlobal’s directory; Wikipedia gives 104 Mi-8 and 37 Mi-17, the same total.
Mil Mi-28NE在服役 攻击直升机 42 2016 42 according to FlightGlobal and Wikipedia.
Mil Mi-24 (Mk III upgrade)在服役 攻击直升机 32 32 in FlightGlobal’s directory; 30 Mi-24MkIII in 2024 (Wikipedia); 33 (FlightGlobal 2024 figure quoted by TWZ).
米尔米-26在服役 重型运输直升机 14 14 in FlightGlobal’s directory.
阿古斯特维斯特兰 AW139在服役 通用及搜救直升机 11 11 in FlightGlobal’s directory.
Eurocopter AS355 Écureuil 2在服役 轻型直升机 14 14 in FlightGlobal’s directory.
米尔米-2在服役 轻型直升机 22 22 in FlightGlobal’s directory.
Kamov Ka-32 and Bell 412在服役 通用直升机 6 3 Ka-32 and 3 Bell 412 in FlightGlobal’s directory.
AgustaWestland AW119 and PZL W-3 Sokół在服役 训练直升机 16 8 of each in FlightGlobal’s directory.
Chinese armed drones (CH-4 / Wing Loong II family)在服役 武装侦察无人机 Numbers not confirmed: Wikipedia lists 24 Wing Loong II, 10 Rainbow and 4 WJ-700, plus Emirati-designed Yabhon drones built locally, but FlightGlobal does not list drones.
米-8/17141
L-3954
米格-2946
苏-2442
Mi-2842
Beech 1900 / King Air36
米-2432
米-222

已下单

类型 已订购 首批交付 笔记
Sukhoi Su-57E已下单 14 2025 14 on order in FlightGlobal’s directory; a December 2019 contract for 14 was reported but never confirmed by either government, and TWZ noted unconfirmed reports of an initial six.

更多的

Algerian state television announced the order in February 2025. On 18 November 2025 the head of United Aircraft Corporation said the first two Su-57s had been delivered to an unnamed foreign customer, widely assumed to be Algeria; Wikipedia reports photographic evidence in February 2026. Treated here as unconfirmed.
苏霍伊 Su-34已下单 Talks reported since 2016 and a contract for 14 reported in December 2019; a Russian official denied building aircraft for Algeria in March 2021, and Wikipedia’s Su-34 article records no confirmed delivery.

更多的

English Wikipedia’s Algerian Air Force article nonetheless lists 14 in service. FlightGlobal’s 36 on order covers Su-30, Su-34 and Su-35 together.
成都J-10C已下单 Reported in June 2026 to be under negotiation for about 30–40 aircraft; no contract confirmed in the sources checked.
Beriev Be-200ES已下单 2 Two of four ordered still to come according to Wikipedia.
以前运营

Every type the Algerian Air Force has retired

14 types, from the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15bis and MiG-15UTI to the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25P, RB and PU. 峰值数字是指飞机在整个服役期内接收的机身数量，而不是任何某一天的机队规模。.

类型 角色 顶峰 已上菜 被替换为 笔记
Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-25P, RB and PU 拦截和侦察 1979–2022 Su-30MKA At least 36 received, including at least 18 MiG-25P, 10 MiG-25RB and 6 trainers (Wikipedia); the Library of Congress counted 14 plus 3 reconnaissance aircraft in 1993.
Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23BN and MiG-23MF 战斗轰炸机和拦截机 56 1976–2008 Su-24, Su-30MKA 40 MiG-23BN (1975 deal) and 16 MiG-23MF (1978 order); the Library of Congress counted 40 ground-attack and 20 fighter MiG-23s in 1993.
Mikoyan MiG-29SMT and MiG-29UBT (returned) 多用途战斗机 Su-30MKA 34–39: the Algerian Air Force article gives 28 SMT and 6 UB in the 2006 contract; the MiG-29 article says 35 were rejected and bought by the Russian Aerospace Forces; the Su-30 article says 39.
Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21F-13, FL, MF and bis 战斗机 1965–2002 米格-29 At least 24 F-13s in 1965–66, 47 MiG-21bis ordered in 1975 and 40 more in 1978; 95 in service in 1993 (Library of Congress).
苏霍伊 Su-7BMK 战斗轰炸机 米格-23BN Number not given; one squadron went to Egypt in 1973.
米高扬-古列维奇 MiG-15bis 和 MiG-15UTI 战士兼教练 25 1962年 MiG-17, MiG-21 Five from Egypt in 1962 (three bis, two UTI) and twenty more MiG-15bis from the Soviet Union by 1964.
Helwan Gomhouria 主教练 12 1962年 Twelve given by Egypt in 1962.
米尔米-4 运输直升机 1962年 米-8 Number not given.
米格-17F 战斗轰炸机 30 1965年— 米格-23BN About 30.
伊尔-28 轻型轰炸机 14 1966年— 苏-24 14 ordered in 1965–66.
安东诺夫 An-12 运输 6 C-130, Il-76 Six in 1993 (Library of Congress).
比奇T-34C涡轮导师 教练 6 1981年 Six bought in 1981.
福克F27 运输 3 1981年 Three bought in 1981.
Fouga CM.170 Magister 喷气式教练机 L-39 Number not given.
空军基地

Where the Algerian Air Force flies from

黑色的标记代表正在使用的基地，空心的标记代表已经关闭的机场。. Fifteen aerodromes in the public Algerian AIP are civil/military, among them Béchar, Tindouf, Tamanrasset, Biskra, Chlef and Ouargla; Boufarik and the fighter bases are military-only and absent from it. Tafraoui and Blida were taken by the Allies on the first day of Operation Torch, 8 November 1942. Entries with no published aerodrome data carry no pin.

活跃空军基地 关闭或预订点击图钉即可打开基础页面
根据 国际民航组织 地位 跑道 部队和飞机
Aïn OusseraDjelfa Province DAAQ 积极的
BécharBéchar Province DAOR 积极的 06/243,622 m沥青混凝土18/363,000 米沥青混凝土
BiskraBiskra Province DAUB 积极的 13/313300米concrete ends, bituminous concrete centre
BlidaBlida Province DAAB 积极的 07/251,807 m
Bou SferOran Province DAOE 积极的
BoufarikBlida Province (wilaya of Blida) DAAK 积极的 04/223,622 m具体的
ChlefChlef Province DAOI 积极的 08/263100米bituminous concrete and concrete07/251500米沥青混凝土
LaghouatLaghouat Province DAUL 积极的
OuarglaOuargla Province DAUU 积极的 01/193,000 米沥青混凝土18/363,000 米沥青混凝土
Oum El BouaghiOum El Bouaghi Province DABO 积极的
RegganeAdrar Province 积极的
TafraouiOran Province (wilaya of Oran) DAOL 积极的
  • École supérieure de l’Air (Air Force Academy)
TamanrassetTamanrasset Province DAAT 积极的 02/203,500 米沥青混凝土08/263150米concrete and bituminous concrete
TindoufTindouf Province DAOF 积极的 08R/26L3,000 米沥青混凝土08L/26R3,000 米concrete ends, bituminous concrete centre

没有找到符合搜索结果的空军基地。.

战斗序列

Who is stationed where in the Algerian Air Force

按基地排列飞行部队，当前部队优先。. Algeria publishes no order of battle, and the only unit listed by name is the École supérieure de l’Air at Tafraoui, the air force academy since 1977. The wings and regiments French Wikipedia associates with each base are given in the base entries with that attribution, and the US Twelfth Air Force groups that flew from Tafaraoui in 1942 are described in its history.

Tafraoui Air Base · DAOL阿尔及利亚空军
École supérieure de l’Air (Air Force Academy)Air force academy and flying school · active

没有符合搜索条件的单位。.

时间线

Algerian Air Force milestones, 1914 to today

1957

The FLN sends six Algerians to the Syrian air force school at Nayrab near Aleppo; others train in Egypt, Iraq, the Soviet Union and China.

1959

4 February: the FLN formally creates an air arm. 6 February: El Moudjahid announces the first class of Algerian pilots.

1962

After independence Egypt gives five MiG-15s and twelve Gomhouria trainers; the Soviet Union sends Mi-4 helicopters.

1963

October: the Sand War with Morocco; air power plays little part. Ceasefire on 30 October.

1965

The first of about 30 MiG-17s arrives, followed in 1965–66 by MiG-21F-13s and an order for 14 Il-28s.

1967

June: squadrons of MiG-17s, MiG-21s and Il-28s are sent to Egypt; French Wikipedia says the first MiG-21s landed at El Arish after it had fallen and were captured.

1973

October: two MiG-21 squadrons, a Su-7 squadron and 23 MiG-17s fly about 500 sorties on the Egyptian front.

1976

MiG-23BNs replace the Su-7. January: at Amgala in Western Sahara, an Algerian-crewed SA-6 battery supports Algerian troops against Moroccan forces.

1979

Twenty MiG-25s have been delivered; Algeria is the type’s first foreign operator.

1981

Ground-based air defence becomes a separate branch; C-130H deliveries from the United States begin.

1987

The first Su-24MKs arrive from the Soviet Union.

1992

11 January: the electoral process is cancelled and the civil war begins; it ends in 2002.

1999

Second-hand MiG-29s and Su-24s from Belarus and Ukraine start to arrive (to 2003); Il-78 tankers follow from Ukraine.

2006

March: a Russian package brings Su-30MKAs, Yak-130s and MiG-29SMTs; in 2008 the MiG-29SMTs are returned to Russia.

2018

11 April: Il-76 7T-WIV crashes after take-off from Boufarik; all 257 aboard are killed.

2021

22 September: Algeria closes its airspace to Moroccan civil and military aircraft, a month after breaking off relations.

2025

23 February: Maj. Gen. Zoubir Ghouila takes command. March: Su-35s seen at Oum El Bouaghi. Night of 31 March: a Malian drone is shot down near Tin Zaouatine.

2026

February: photographs reported to show Su-57s in Algeria. July: diplomatic relations and airspace with Mali restored.

战斗记录

Every conflict the Algerian Air Force has taken part in

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  • 沙之战 1963 Very limited: a few MiG-15s and Mi-4 helicopters against a Moroccan air force with modern strike aircraft
  • 六日战争 1967 Sent fighter and bomber squadrons to reinforce Egypt; they arrived too late to affect the air war
  • 十月战争（赎罪日战争） 1973 Expeditionary force of fighter and fighter-bomber squadrons under Egyptian command
  • Western Sahara and the battles of Amgala 1976 No Algerian air combat is recorded; an Algerian-crewed SA-6 battery supported Algerian troops at Amgala
  • The Algerian Civil War 1992–2002 Supported the army against armed Islamist groups, mainly with helicopters; details are thinly documented

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问答

Everything people ask about the Algerian Air Force

What is the Algerian Air Force called in Arabic, Tamazight and French?
In Arabic it is القوات الجوية الجزائرية (al-Quwwat al-Jawwiya al-Jaza’iriya), in Tamazight ⵜⴰⵣⵎⴻⵔⵜ ⵉⴳⴻⵏⵏⵉ ⵜⴰⵣⵣⴰⵢⵔⵉⵜ and in French Forces aériennes algériennes; the Ministry of National Defence calls its headquarters the Commandement des Forces Aériennes. The Arabic and French forms are those given by English and French Wikipedia and the Tamazight form is French Wikipedia’s; the ministry’s site could not be reached to check its spelling. The page title follows the English Wikipedia article, Algerian Air Force.
Which fighter jets does the Algerian Air Force fly?
它的主要战斗机是 Sukhoi Su-30MKA, of which between 59 and 72 are reported, alongside the 米格-29 (older 9.13s and new MiG-29M/M2s) and the 苏-24 strike aircraft. Satellite imagery in March 2025 showed Su-35s built for Egypt in Algerian markings. The 雅克-130 和 L-39 are the jet trainers.
Does Algeria have the Su-57?
Algerian state television said in February 2025 that Algeria had ordered the Su-57, and FlightGlobal lists 14 on order. On 18 November 2025 the head of Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation said two had been delivered to an unnamed foreign customer, widely taken to be Algeria, and photographs reported in February 2026 appeared to show them. Neither government has published numbers, so this page treats deliveries as unconfirmed.
How big is the Algerian Air Force?
About 14,000 people according to English Wikipedia, and well over 400 aircraft and helicopters in FlightGlobal’s directory, including roughly 150 combat jets and 141 Mi-8/17 helicopters. Exact counts are contested because Algeria publishes none: sources differ by more than ten aircraft on the Su-30MKA alone.
When was the Algerian Air Force founded?
Algerian and French sources date it to 1962, just after independence, when Egypt gave the first MiG-15s. Its roots are older: the FLN sent pilots to train in Syria from 1957, formally created an air arm on 4 February 1959, and its paper announced the first class of pilots on 6 February 1959.
Did the Algerian Air Force fight Israel?
Yes, as part of the Arab coalitions. In 1967 squadrons sent to Egypt arrived too late, and French Wikipedia says some MiG-21s landed at El Arish after Israel had taken it and were captured. In October 1973 two MiG-21 squadrons, a Su-7 squadron and 23 MiG-17s flew about 500 sorties on the Egyptian front, losing two or three aircraft depending on the source.
Has the Algerian Air Force fought Morocco?
Only marginally. In the 1963 Sand War air power played little part, and at Amgala in 1976 Algeria’s air contribution was an SA-6 missile battery, not aircraft. The rivalry has stayed political since: Algeria broke off relations on 24 August 2021 and closed its airspace to Moroccan aircraft on 22 September 2021, and Morocco closed its embassy in Algiers.
Why did Algeria send its MiG-29s back to Russia?
Under a March 2006 contract Algeria ordered new MiG-29SMTs, but found that the first aircraft contained refurbished older airframes. It froze payments and, after talks in February 2008, returned them; the Russian Aerospace Forces took them over, and Algeria received options on more Su-30MKAs instead. Wikipedia’s articles put the number at 34, 35 or 39.
What was the worst Algerian Air Force crash?
On 11 April 2018 Il-76TD 7T-WIV crashed in a field shortly after taking off from Boufarik for Tindouf, killing all 257 people aboard, 247 passengers and 10 crew, according to the Aviation Safety Network. On 11 February 2014 a C-130H-30 carrying military families crashed near Aïn Kercha on approach to Constantine, killing 76 of 77 on board.
Did Algeria shoot down a drone on the Mali border?
Yes. Around midnight on 31 March 2025 Algeria shot down a Malian drone near Tin Zaouatine, saying it had entered Algerian airspace; Mali denied any violation and the Alliance of Sahel States condemned the shoot-down. Both countries withdrew ambassadors and closed airspace, and restored both in July 2026.

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