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With thanks to Scramble
Royal Thai Air Force retires Pilatus PC-9
On Friday 2 February 2024, the RTAF said goodbye to the Pilatus PC-9 during a decommissioning ceremony at the RTAF Flying Training School at Kamphaeng Saen air base. Two PC-9s are kept: F19-08/34 is a gate guard at Kamphaeng Saen and F19-06/34 is preserved at the RTAF Museum at Don Muang.
The PC-9s are succeeded by twelve Textron Aviation T-6C Texan II, locally known as the T-6TH Texan II. The first Texans were delivered in November 2022, with the last one completing the order in August 2023.
Royal Thai Air Force retires Pilatus PC-9
On Friday 2 February 2024, the RTAF said goodbye to the Pilatus PC-9 during a decommissioning ceremony at the RTAF Flying Training School at Kamphaeng Saen air base. Two PC-9s are kept: F19-08/34 is a gate guard at Kamphaeng Saen and F19-06/34 is preserved at the RTAF Museum at Don Muang.
The PC-9s are succeeded by twelve Textron Aviation T-6C Texan II, locally known as the T-6TH Texan II. The first Texans were delivered in November 2022, with the last one completing the order in August 2023.
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Apologies, wrong folder!
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It's not a official MAIW package, But You can delete the JYAI Saab Sk60 (Saab 105) soon. In June of this year (2024) Sweden will retire the Saab Sk60.
https://scramble.nl/military-news/swede ... -saab-sk60
https://scramble.nl/military-news/swede ... -saab-sk60
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You can remove the MAIW Canadian Hawks package. On March 8th 419 squadron will stand down marking the end of CT-155 operations in Canada.
https://scramble.nl/military-news/swans ... dian-hawks
https://scramble.nl/military-news/swans ... dian-hawks
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I am not sure if the AMX was a official MAIW package or not, but I do know the AI model was made. So if you have them installed you can delete them. Italy retired the planes on April 5th.
https://scramble.nl/military-news/itali ... to-the-amx
https://scramble.nl/military-news/itali ... to-the-amx
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For those that like to know such thing the 18th AGRS are now the 18th FIS.
Whether they will continue to provide aggressor services was not immediately announced.
Whether they will continue to provide aggressor services was not immediately announced.
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On Apr. 5, 2024, the Aeronautica Militare (Italian Air Force) officially bid farewell to its AMX “Ghibli” fleet with a ceremony organized at Istrana AB in northeastern Italy, home of the 51° Stormo (Wing), whose child unit, the 132° Gruppo (Squadron) is the last one to operate the light bomber and reconnaissance aircraft.
https://theaviationist.com/2024/04/05/t ... mx-ghibli/
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https://theaviationist.com/2024/04/05/t ... mx-ghibli/
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Package Saab 105 - Sweden & Austria (For FS9 and FSX/P3D)
https://militaryaiworks.com/download-ha ... -jyai.html
https://militaryaiworks.com/download-ha ... -jyai.html
You can remove the Swedish exemples.
https://militaryaiworks.com/download-ha ... -jyai.html
https://militaryaiworks.com/download-ha ... -jyai.html
You can remove the Swedish exemples.
Source : Scramble.nlFarewell to Flygvapnet Skolflygplan 60
On 18 June 2024, the Flygvapnet (SwedAF, Swedish Air Force) officially said goodbye to the Skolflygplan 60 (Sk60, Saab 105). Around 25 Sk60s were still active with the Flyg Skolan (FlygS), part of the Luftstridsskolan (LSS, Air Combat School) at Linköping/Malmen.
During a ceremony at the Air Force's Museum in Linköping/Malmen, the decommissioning ceremony started at 15:00 hrs LT with speeches by the Chief of the Air Force Jonas Wikman, the head of the Luftstridsskolan Niclas Magnusson and the head of the Air Force Museum, Noomi Eriksson.
At 15:45 hrs LT, the last air show with the Sk60 has been carried out by display pilot Nils "Princess" Schylström.
In February 2024, Scramble Magazine first wrote on the planned sunset of this remarkable jet training aircraft.
Credit photo: Hans van Herk
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Was the Osan based A-10's a MAIW package?
According to scramble the 25th Fighter Squadron will withdrawal it's A-10'S.
https://scramble.nl/military-news/usaf- ... underbolts
According to scramble the 25th Fighter Squadron will withdrawal it's A-10'S.
https://scramble.nl/military-news/usaf- ... underbolts
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Yes, original Osan AB 2.0 released with RWAI A-10s, then "mins" did come nice weathered 25th FS repaints for the JYAI model. As I keep an updated sim, I'm reluctantly removing A-10s as they slowly retire.
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USAF T-1 Part 2
Remove all "XL" coded HTAI T-1s from Laughlin AFB, TX as the 86th FTS has concluded T-1 operations Dec 2024. Most airframes went to AMARG (Boneyard), a few went to other units still flying T-1s per Scramble.nl.
Remove all "XL" coded HTAI T-1s from Laughlin AFB, TX as the 86th FTS has concluded T-1 operations Dec 2024. Most airframes went to AMARG (Boneyard), a few went to other units still flying T-1s per Scramble.nl.
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At the end of June Taiwan will retire the F-5.
https://www.scramble.nl/military-news/r ... al-curtain
https://www.scramble.nl/military-news/r ... al-curtain
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MCAS Cherry Point Harriers
Remove VMA-231 as the unit sundowns operations with the AV-8B. Squadron will return as VMFA-231 in F-35Bs in the future.
Remove VMA-231 as the unit sundowns operations with the AV-8B. Squadron will return as VMFA-231 in F-35Bs in the future.
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Republic of China Air Force 7th TFW
You can remove all RoCAF's F-5. All were retired from service. ( https://militaryaiworks.com/download-ha ... h-tfw.html )
You can remove all RoCAF's F-5. All were retired from service. ( https://militaryaiworks.com/download-ha ... h-tfw.html )
Source : Scramble.nlRoCAF F-5 Tiger IIs decommissioned
On 4 July 2025, the Republic of China Air Force (RoCAF, Taiwan Air Force) officially decommissioned its F-5 Tiger II aircraft. The ceremony marked the end of 60 years of F-5 operations in Taiwan.
To commemorate the occasion, five Northrop RF-5E/F-5F Tiger II reconnaissance and fighter aircraft took to the skies for one final flight over Hualien Air Base and along Taiwan’s east coast. Upon their return, the aircraft taxied beneath a ceremonial water salute before being parked and escorted into the hangars.
The F‑5 series entered service with the RoCAF in 1965, initially serving as frontline air defence fighters. Local assembly under the “Tiger Peace Project” began in 1973, with Taiwan eventually assembling up to 308 aircraft, making it the world’s largest F‑5 operator at its peak.
The retirement of the F-5 was officially announced by the Minister of National Defence on 11 June 2025. The aircraft are currently being replaced by the AT-5 Brave Eagle Advanced Jet Trainer (AJT), marking a significant step in Taiwan’s air force modernisation.
The five aircraft involved were:
F-5F: 5398 and 5413
RF-5E: 5504, 5505 and 5507
Credit photo: Tsungfang Tsai
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AI Boeing KC-135R Stratotanker - French AF (MGAI/MAIW)
You can remove all C-135FR/KC-135RG. French Air & Space Force remove all of them. ( https://militaryaiworks.com/download-ha ... eling.html )
You can remove all C-135FR/KC-135RG. French Air & Space Force remove all of them. ( https://militaryaiworks.com/download-ha ... eling.html )
Source : Scramble.nlFrench Air and Space Force bids farewell to the KC-135RG
On 30 June 2025, during a ceremony at Base Aérienne 125 (BA125) Istres/Le Tubé, the Armée de l'Air et de l'Espace (AAE, French Air and Space Force) officially retired its last KC-135RG Stratotanker.
The KC-135RG was second-hand acquired from the USAF in the late 1990s, while earlier C-135F models had been delivered to France between 1964 and 1965. These aircraft were upgraded to C-135FR standard between 1985 and 1988, receiving CFM International F108 turbofans and later fitted with MPRS (Multi-Point Refueling System) wing pods. The first C-135FR was withdrawn from service in October 2020, with the final aircraft retired in December 2023.
The official retirement of the KC-135RG roughly coincided with the delivery of the 13th A330MRTT "Phénix" Multi-Role Tanker Transport to the 31e Escadre Aérienne de Ravitaillement et de Transport Stratégiques (EARTS, Strategic Airlift and Air Refueling Wing). This aircraft is one of three A330s purchased under the 2020 government plan to support the aviation industry and converted into tankers. Two of these were acquired second-hand from the airline Avianca.
However, the KC-135RG has not yet flown its final mission. One aircraft will participate in the 14 July Bastille Day parade over the Champs-Élysées. Additionally, the three KC-135RGs and eleven former C-135FRs will continue flying under the Metrea banner, a US company operating former AAE aircraft.
The A330MRTTs of the 31st EARTS will be progressively upgraded to Standard 2, which includes enhanced self-protection systems and the MELISSA high-throughput satellite station. This upgrade will transform them into airborne command and control nodes capable of supporting complex air operations.
Credit photo: T. Laurent (via AirHistory.net)