Air Forces comparison: Greece vs Turkey

Greece operates 626 active military aircraft vs 1,067 for Turkey. The breakdown includes 217 vs 299 combat aircraft, 300 vs 458 helicopters, 48 vs 90 transport aircraft, 55 vs 201 trainers (Greece vs Turkey). Greece has 55 aircraft on order vs 203 for Turkey. The Greece air force is officially the Hellenic Air Force.

Hellenic Air Force 🇬🇷

Official Name Hellenic Air Force
Local Name Πολεμική Αεροπορία (Polemikí Aeroporía)
Active aircraft 626 as of 2026
Aircraft on order55
Roundel

Roundel of Greece air force

Turkish Air Force 🇹🇷

Official Name Turkish Air Force
Local Name Hava Kuvvetleri
Active aircraft 1067 as of 2026
Aircraft on order203
Roundel

Roundel of Turkey air force

Greek aircraft by type

Aircraft type Active
Combat Combat 217
Bomber Bomber 0
Helicopter Helicopter 300
Training Training 55
Transport Transport 48
Other Other 6

Turkish aircraft by type

Aircraft type Active
Combat Combat 299
Bomber Bomber 0
Helicopter Helicopter 458
Training Training 201
Transport Transport 90
Other Other 19

Evolution of Greek Air Force fleet

Evolution of Turkish Air Force fleet

Aircraft Types Radar Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country has more military aircraft, Greece or Turkey?
Turkey has more military aircraft with 1,067 active aircraft compared to Greece's 626, a difference of 441 aircraft.
Which air force has more combat aircraft, Greece or Turkey?
Turkey has more combat aircraft with 299 fighters and attack aircraft compared to Greece's 217.
Which country has more military helicopters, Greece or Turkey?
Turkey operates more military helicopters with 458 compared to Greece's 300.
Which air force has more transport aircraft, Greece or Turkey?
Turkey has more transport aircraft with 90 compared to Greece's 48.
How do the Greece and Turkey air forces compare in size?
Turkey's air force is 1.9 times larger than Greece's in terms of total active aircraft (90 vs 48).
Which country has more aircraft on order, Greece or Turkey?
Turkey has 203 aircraft on order compared to Greece's 55.