Air Forces comparison: Czech Republic vs New Zealand

Czech Republic's air force fields 103 active aircraft — 2.2x New Zealand's 47. The breakdown includes 14 vs 0 combat aircraft, 40 vs 21 helicopters, 14 vs 11 transport aircraft, 35 vs 11 trainers (Czech Republic vs New Zealand). Czech Republic has 40 aircraft on order vs 0 for New Zealand. The New Zealand air force is officially the Royal New Zealand Air Force.

Czech Air Force 🇨🇿

Official Name Czech Air Force
Local Name Vzdušné síly Armády České republiky
Active aircraft 103 as of 2026
Aircraft on order40
Roundel

Roundel of Czech Republic air force

Royal New Zealand Air Force 🇳🇿

Official Name Royal New Zealand Air Force
Active aircraft 47 as of 2026
Aircraft on order0
Roundel

Roundel of New Zealand air force

Czech aircraft by type

Aircraft type Active
Combat Combat 14
Bomber Bomber 0
Helicopter Helicopter 40
Training Training 35
Transport Transport 14
Other Other 0

New Zealand aircraft by type

Aircraft type Active
Combat Combat 0
Bomber Bomber 0
Helicopter Helicopter 21
Training Training 11
Transport Transport 11
Other Other 4

Evolution of Czech Air Force fleet

Evolution of New Zealand Air Force fleet

Aircraft Types Radar Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country has more military aircraft, Czech Republic or New Zealand?
Czech Republic has more military aircraft with 103 active aircraft compared to New Zealand's 47, a difference of 56 aircraft.
Which air force has more combat aircraft, Czech Republic or New Zealand?
Czech Republic has more combat aircraft with 14 fighters and attack aircraft compared to New Zealand's 0.
Which country has more military helicopters, Czech Republic or New Zealand?
Czech Republic operates more military helicopters with 40 compared to New Zealand's 21.
Which air force has more transport aircraft, Czech Republic or New Zealand?
Czech Republic has more transport aircraft with 14 compared to New Zealand's 11.
Which country has more aircraft on order, Czech Republic or New Zealand?
Czech Republic has 40 aircraft on order compared to New Zealand's 0.