Air Forces comparison: Canada vs Uganda

Canada's air force fields 355 active aircraft — 7.0x Uganda's 51. The breakdown includes 92 vs 6 combat aircraft, 146 vs 30 helicopters, 46 vs 2 transport aircraft, 40 vs 12 trainers (Canada vs Uganda). Canada has 191 aircraft on order vs 2 for Uganda. The Canada air force is officially the Royal Canadian Air Force, while Uganda's is the Uganda Air Force.

Royal Canadian Air Force 🇨🇦

Official Name Royal Canadian Air Force
Active aircraft 355 as of 2026
Aircraft on order191
Roundel

Roundel of Canada air force

Uganda Air Force 🇺🇬

Official Name Uganda Air Force
Local Name Uganda Peoples Defence Air Force
Active aircraft 51 as of 2026
Aircraft on order2
Roundel

Roundel of Uganda air force

Canadian aircraft by type

Aircraft type Active
Combat Combat 92
Bomber Bomber 0
Helicopter Helicopter 146
Training Training 40
Transport Transport 46
Other Other 31

Ugandan aircraft by type

Aircraft type Active
Combat Combat 6
Bomber Bomber 0
Helicopter Helicopter 30
Training Training 12
Transport Transport 2
Other Other 1

Evolution of Canadian Air Force fleet

Evolution of Ugandan Air Force fleet

Aircraft Types Radar Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country has more military aircraft, Canada or Uganda?
Canada has more military aircraft with 355 active aircraft compared to Uganda's 51, a difference of 304 aircraft.
Which air force has more combat aircraft, Canada or Uganda?
Canada has more combat aircraft with 92 fighters and attack aircraft compared to Uganda's 6.
Which country has more military helicopters, Canada or Uganda?
Canada operates more military helicopters with 146 compared to Uganda's 30.
Which air force has more transport aircraft, Canada or Uganda?
Canada has more transport aircraft with 46 compared to Uganda's 2.
How do the Canada and Uganda air forces compare in size?
Canada's air force is 23.0 times larger than Uganda's in terms of total active aircraft (46 vs 2).
Which country has more aircraft on order, Canada or Uganda?
Canada has 191 aircraft on order compared to Uganda's 2.