Air Forces comparison: Egypt vs Ireland

Egypt's air force fields 1,101 active aircraft — 41:1 Ireland's 27. The breakdown includes 557 vs 0 combat aircraft, 348 vs 10 helicopters, 61 vs 9 transport aircraft, 128 vs 8 trainers (Egypt vs Ireland). Egypt has 33 aircraft on order vs 0 for Ireland. The Ireland air force is officially the Irish Air Corps.

Egyptian Air Force 🇪🇬

Official Name Egyptian Air Force
Local Name القوات الجوية المصرية (Al Quwwāt al Jawwīyah al Miṣrīyah)
Active aircraft 1101 as of 2026
Aircraft on order33
Roundel

Roundel of Egypt air force

Irish Air Corps 🇮🇪

Official Name Irish Air Corps
Local Name Óglaigh na hÉireann Aerchór
Active aircraft 27 as of 2026
Aircraft on order0
Roundel

Roundel of Ireland air force

Egyptian aircraft by type

Aircraft type Active
Combat Combat 557
Bomber Bomber 0
Helicopter Helicopter 348
Training Training 128
Transport Transport 61
Other Other 7

Irish aircraft by type

Aircraft type Active
Combat Combat 0
Bomber Bomber 0
Helicopter Helicopter 10
Training Training 8
Transport Transport 9
Other Other 0

Evolution of Egyptian Air Force fleet

Evolution of Irish Air Force fleet

Aircraft Types Radar Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country has more military aircraft, Egypt or Ireland?
Egypt has more military aircraft with 1,101 active aircraft compared to Ireland's 27, a difference of 1,074 aircraft.
Which air force has more combat aircraft, Egypt or Ireland?
Egypt has more combat aircraft with 557 fighters and attack aircraft compared to Ireland's 0.
Which country has more military helicopters, Egypt or Ireland?
Egypt operates more military helicopters with 348 compared to Ireland's 10.
Which air force has more transport aircraft, Egypt or Ireland?
Egypt has more transport aircraft with 61 compared to Ireland's 9.
How do the Egypt and Ireland air forces compare in size?
Egypt's air force is 6.8 times larger than Ireland's in terms of total active aircraft (61 vs 9).
Which country has more aircraft on order, Egypt or Ireland?
Egypt has 33 aircraft on order compared to Ireland's 0.