En cada guerra y operación en la que ha volado la Aviación Naval Turca
The Ottoman naval air service’s war of 1914–1918 is thinly recorded: three seaplane companies at the Armistice, and no verified sortie or loss figures. In the Republic the naval air arm’s documented operations are patrol rather than combat. Navy drones have flown from Geçitkale in northern Cyprus since December 2019 to protect Turkish drilling; the Turkish Cypriot state is recognised only by Turkey, and the Greek and Greek Cypriot positions are named as disputed rather than paraphrased. English Wikipedia credits the navy’s CN-235 patrol aircraft with finding drifting mines in the Black Sea after 2022. Blank cells are blank because no figure could be verified.
From Ottoman seaplanes in the First World War to drones over the Eastern Mediterranean and patrols over a mined Black Sea.
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| La Primera Guerra Mundialthe Ottoman naval air serviceOttoman naval air service (Naval Aircraft School and seaplane companies) | 1914–1918 | Reino Unido, Francia y Rusia | Seaplanes | |||
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Training and seaplane operations; the details were not confirmed. The Ottoman navy opened its flying school at San Stefano in June 1914, weeks before the war in Europe began; English Wikipedia records four aircraft at the school in August 1914. By the Armistice of Mudros the naval air service had three seaplane companies of four aircraft each. The sources checked for this page do not describe their operations, and no claim of victories or losses is made here. The Ottoman army’s air war, including Gallipoli, belongs to the lineage of the Turkish Air Force and is covered on its page. Resultado Armistice of Mudros, 30 October 1918. A thin record: no naval sortie, loss or victory figure could be verified.
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| Patrullas del Mediterráneo oriental y del Egeodrones from Cyprus and DalamanAviación Naval Turca | 2019– | Bayraktar TB2, Anka, Aksungury 2 más | ||||
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Surveillance by patrol aircraft and drones over disputed waters, including the protection of Turkish drilling ships. Not a war, but the arm’s most politically sensitive operation. On 16 December 2019 a Turkish TB2 landed at Geçitkale (Lefkoniko) in northern Cyprus; English Wikipedia cites Turkish reporting that the purpose was to protect Turkish vessels exploring and drilling for oil and gas. SavunmaSanayiST said the drones belonged to the Turkish Naval Forces and had previously flown from Çanakkale and Dalaman. The Turkish Cypriot prime ministry said the decision was taken “in light of recent developments in the Eastern Mediterranean” to protect the rights of the Turkish Cypriot state and Turkey. The waters concerned are also claimed by the Republic of Cyprus and Greece, and the Turkish Cypriot state is recognised only by Turkey; the official reactions of Nicosia and Athens to the deployment were not retrieved for this page and are not paraphrased. Milliyet reported in 2024 that Aksungurs from Dalaman fly reconnaissance over the Aegean. Resultado Continuo. Turkish sources only; the Greek and Greek Cypriot positions on the deployment were not available to this dataset.
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| Patrullas del Mar Negro durante la invasión rusa de Ucrania.mine detectionAviación Naval Turca | 2022– | CN-235 MPA (P-235) | 0 | |||
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Maritime patrol over the Black Sea, including the detection of drifting sea mines. This entry covers patrol flying, not combat. English Wikipedia says the navy’s CN-235 maritime patrol versions heavily patrolled the Black Sea during the conflict and repeatedly detected sea mines, aiding de-mining. The number of mines found by aircraft, and the dates, were not confirmed for this page. Resultado Continuo. Single source (English Wikipedia).
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- DefenceTurk: MELTEM-3 projesinde ilk P-72 deniz karakol ucagi hizmete girdi (Ahmet Alemdar, 11 de diciembre de 2020)El primer P-72 se entregó el 11 de diciembre de 2020; seis aviones de patrulla P-235 (CN-235) del primer proyecto MELTEM; el P-72 incorpora el sistema Link 16 y el torpedo Mk 54.
- SavunmaSanayiST: Kibrisa Turk IHA ussu kuruluyor (14 de diciembre de 2019)Gecitkale se ha abierto al despliegue de drones de las Fuerzas Navales Turcas, que anteriormente tenían su base en Canakkale y Dalaman; según un comunicado del primer ministro turcochipriota.
- Milliyet: Dalamana yeni bir ana jet ussu kuruldu (11 de agosto de 2024)El Comando de la Base Aérea Naval en Dalaman opera aviones de patrulla y helicópteros, y en los últimos años, drones Akinci y Aksungur; se formó la 16.ª Base Principal de Aviones a Reacción.
- Orden de batalla del MiGFlug: conjunto de datos de la Fuerza Aérea Turca (data/turkish-air-force.json)Verificación de coherencia: Chipre 1974 y el hundimiento del Kocatepe, Dalaman y la escuela de vuelo de Yesilkoy.
Cifras verificadas el 1 de octubre de 2026. Back to the Turkish Naval Aviation.