Elke operatie die de Maleisische marine-luchtvaart heeft uitgevoerd
The navy’s helicopters have supported anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Aden since 2009; in January 2011 a Fennec pinned down the pirate mothership while commandos retook the tanker Bunga Laurel, according to Wikipedia. Whether navy aircraft flew in the 2013 Lahad Datu operation was not found in the sources, so it is not listed. No air incident involving the navy’s aircraft was found in the South China Sea, which China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and the Philippines claim in whole or in part.
From the Gulf of Aden in 2009 to the Bunga Laurel in 2011.
| Conflict | Jaren | Tegen | Hoofdvliegtuig | Uitvallen | Vliegtuig verloren | |
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| Antipiraterijpatrouilles in de Golf van Aden (Operatie Fajar)the Bunga Laurel rescueRoyal Malaysian Navy air arm | 2009– | Somalische piraten | Fennec, Super Lynx | 0 | ||
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Shipborne helicopters supporting navy escort and anti-piracy operations, including fire support in the recapture of a hijacked tanker. The Royal Malaysian Navy has patrolled the Gulf of Aden against piracy since 2009, according to Wikipedia; Naval News names the operation Fajar. In January 2011 pirates attacked the Malaysian-flagged chemical tanker Bunga Laurel, carrying lubricating oil and ethylene dichloride. Wikipedia says a Fennec was used to pin down the pirate mothership as navy commandos boarded the tanker, and the hijacking was foiled; Naval News’s 2019 account lists fire support in the Bunga Laurel recovery among the helicopters’ operations, together with the MV Abul Kalam Azad anti-piracy operation. The number of pirates captured or wounded was not confirmed from a source reached for this page and is left out. Resultaat The Bunga Laurel hijacking was foiled in January 2011. Whether navy aircraft flew in the 2013 Lahad Datu operation in Sabah was not found in the sources reached; it is not listed here. No air incident involving Malaysian navy aircraft was found in the South China Sea, which is claimed in whole or in part by China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and the Philippines.
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Elk cijfer, gecontroleerd
- Marinenieuws: RMN Fennec en Super Lynx vieren 15 jaar operationele dienst (28 maart 2019)501 Squadron Super Lynx Mk 100 (zes; eerste 3 maart 2003, alle drie vóór juni 2004) en 502 Squadron Fennec (zes; eerste 30 maart 2004); vlieguren, landingen op dekken, operaties.
- Council on Foreign Relations: Territoriale geschillen in de Zuid-Chinese ZeeOverlappende territoriale aanspraken van China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Maleisië, Brunei en de Filipijnen.
Cijfers geverifieerd op 1 oktober 2026. Back to the Royal Malaysian Navy aviation (Fleet Air Arm).