Aircraft type | Variants | Origin | Role | Service period | Notes |
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| AS 350B SquirrelAS 350BA Squirrel | France | Rotary wing trainer, light utility, communication, survey, search and rescue, aerobatic display helicopter | 1984–2017 | 24 helicopters. Operated by No. 723 Squadron RAN and the Australian Defence Force Helicopter School |
| A109E Power | ItalyUnited Kingdom | Two-crew trainer, general utility helicopter | 2007–2012 | Four helicopters were leased from Raytheon Australia in 2007. Operated by No. 723 Squadron RAN |
| J/5G Autocar | United Kingdom | Four-seat land-based communications aircraft | 1953–1963 | Two aircraft. Operated by Nos 723, 724 and 725 Squadrons. |
| Avro 504L | United Kingdom | Single-seat fighter-bomber, trainer seaplane | 1920–1921 | One aircraft. The 504L was operated by the Australian Air Corps in support of the Royal Australian Navy. The aircraft was embarked on and . ANA stood for Australian Naval Aircraft. | |
Aircraft type | Variants | Origin | Role | Service period | Notes |
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| UH-1B IroquoisUH-1C Iroquois | United States | Search and rescue, training, utility transport helicopter | 1964–1989 | Seven helicopters. Operated by No. 723 Squadron RAN. The UH-1H Iroquois were operated by the joint American and Australian Experimental Military Unit. The Iroquois were embarked on board the destroyer . |
| | United States | Training, utility helicopter | 2012–2019[3] | Three helicopter. Operated by No. 723 Squadron RAN |
| DHC-8-202Q Dash 8 | Canada | Twin-engine land-based hydrographic survey aircraft | 2009–present | One ex-civil aircraft. Operated by the Laser Airborne Depth Sounder Flight RAN |
| HR.Mk 50 SycamoreHR. Mk 51 Sycamore | United Kingdom | Sea-air rescue and training helicopter | 1953–1961 | 13 helicopters. Operated by Nos 723 Squadron RAN and 724 Squadron RAN. The Sycamores were embarked on board the aircraft carriers, and . | |
Aircraft type | Variants | Origin | Role | Service period | Notes |
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| FAW Mk 20 Sea VenomFAW.Mk 53 Sea Venom | United kingdom | Two-seat carrier-borne all-weather fighter-bomber aircraft | 1956–1973 | 39 aircraft. Operated by Nos. 723 Squadron RAN, 724 Squadron RAN, 805 Squadron RAN and 808 Squadron RAN. The FAW Mk 21s were on loan from Royal Navy. The Sea Venoms were embarked on the aircraft carrier |
| DH.82A Tiger Moth | United KingdomAustralia | Two-seat land-based biplane trainer, instructional aircraft | 1948–1958 | Three ex-RAAF aircraft. Operated by No. 723 Squadron RAN |
| Sea Vampire T. Mk 22Vampire T. Mk 34Vampire T. 34A | United KingdomAustralia | Two-seat land-based pilot trainer aircraft | 1954–1972 | 13 aircraft. Operated by Nos 723 Squadron RAN and 724 Squadron RAN |
| C-47A DakotaC-47B Dakota | United States | Twin-engine land-based transport, navigational trainer aircraft | 1949–1977 | Four aircraft. Operated by Nos 723 Squadron RAN, 724 Squadron RAN, 725 Squadron RAN and 851 Squadron RAN | |
Aircraft type | Variants | Origin | Role | Service period | Notes |
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| Fairey IIID | United Kingdom | Three-seat spotter, reconnaissance seaplane | 1921-1929 | six aircraft. Six aircraft were operated by RAAF in support of the Royal Australian Navy. Embarked on the survey ship . |
| T. Mk 2 FireflyFR. Mk IV FireflyAS. Mk 5 FireflyFR Mk 5 FireflyT. Mk 5 FireflyTT Mk 5 FireflyAS Mk 6 FireflyTT Mk 6 Firefly | United Kingdom | Two-seat carrier-borne fighter, anti-submarine, reconnaissance aircraft | 1948–1966 | 108 aircraft. Operated by Nos 723 Squadron RAN, 724 Squadron RAN, 725 Squadron RAN, 816 Squadron RAN, 817 Squadron RAN and 851 Squadron RAN. The Fireflies were embarked on board aircraft carriers and |
| AS. Mk 1 GannetAS. Mk 4 GannetT. Mk 2 GannetT. Mk 5 Gannet | United Kingdom | Three-seat carrier-borne anti-submarine aircraft | 1955–1967 | 36 aircraft. Operated by Nos 724 Squadron RAN, 725 Squadron RAN, 816 Squadron RAN and 817 Squadron RAN. The Gannets were embarked on board the aircraft carrier |
| F-27-500 Friendship | Netherlands | Twin-engine land-based hydrographic survey aircraft | 1992–2019 | One ex-civil aircraft. Operated by the Laser Airborne Depth Sounder Flight RAN | |
Aircraft types | Variants | Origin | Role | Service period | Notes |
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| S-70B-2 Seahawk | United States | Anti-submarine, anti-surface, search and rescue helicopter | 1988–2017 | 16 helicopters. Operated by No. 816 Squadron RAN . The Seahawks were embarked on board the s and s. Retired 2017[6] |
| MH-60R Seahawk Romeos | United States | Anti-submarine, anti-surface, search and rescue helicopter | 2013–present | 24 helicopters. Operated by Nos 725 Squadron RAN and 816 Squadron RAN |
Sikorsky H-5 Dragonfly | H03-S | United States | Air-sea rescue, communications helicopter | 1950–1951 | Two helicopter on loan from the US Navy. The helicopter was embarked on board the aircraft carrier during the Korean War. |
| 1 Strutter | United States | Two-seat reconnaissance biplane | 1918–1919 | Three aircraft. The aircraft were embarked on board the battlecruiser |
| Baby | United States | Single-seat scout, bomber seaplane | 1917 only | One aircraft. Embarked on board the light cruiser in 1917. |
| Camel 2F1 | United Kingdom | Single-seat shipboard fighter-scout biplane | 1917–1919 | Seven aircraft. The Camels were embarked on board the battlecruiser, and the light cruisers and |
| Pup | United Kingdom | Single-seat fighter-scout biplane | 1917–1918 | Three aircraft. The Pups were embarked on board the cruisers and |
| Type 309 Sea Otter | United Kingdom | Three or four-seat carrier-borne air-sea rescue amphibian aircraft | 1948–1953 | Three aircraft. Operated by No. 723 Squadron RAN. The Sea Otters were embarked on the aircraft carrier |
| Seagull III | United Kingdom | Three-seat spotter, reconnaissance amphibian aircraft | 1925–1936 | Nine aircraft. Operated by the RAAF in support of the Royal Australian Navy. The Seagull IIIs were embarked on board the seaplane tender, the cruisers and . |
A2 Supermarine Walrus or (Seagull V) | Seagull V | United Kingdom | Three-seat spotter, reconnaissance amphibian aircraft | 1935–1947 | 24 aircraft. Operated by the RAAF in support of the Royal Australian Navy. The aircraft were embarked on board the cruisers,,, and, plus the naval vessels and . |
| Spitfire Mk VCSpitfire VIII | United Kingdom | Single-seat land-based trainer, ground instructional aircraft | 1947–1952 | 14 Ex-RAAF aircraft | |
Aircraft type | Variants | Origin | Role | Service period | Notes |
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| Widgeon Mk IWidgeon Mk II | Australia | spotter, reconnaissance amphibian aircraft | 1927–1933 | Two aircraft. The Widegons were embarked on board the seaplane tender . |
| Scout AH Mk 1 | United Kingdom | Survey, utility helicopter | 1963–1977 | Two helicopters. Operated by No. 723 Squadron RAN. The Scouts were embarked on board the survey ship |
| Wessex Mk 31AWessex Mk 31B | United Kingdom | Carrier-borne anti-submarine, search and rescue, utility transport helicopter | 1962–1989 | 27 helicopter. Operated by Nos 723 Squadron RAN, 725 Squadron RAN, 816 Squadron RAN and 817 Squadron RAN. The Wessex helicopters were embarked on board the aircraft carriers and . Also the replenishment oiler, and the escort maintenance ship . |
| Sea King Mk 50Sea King Mk 50ASea King Mk 50B | United Kingdom | Carrier-borne anti-submarine, search and rescue, utility transport helicopter | 1974–2011 | 12 helicopters. Operated by No. 817 Squadron RAN. The Sea kings were embarked on board the aircraft carrier . Also the two ships, and the escort maintenance ship, and the replenishment oiler and the heavy landing ship . | |
Model | Variants | Origin | Role | Service period | Notes |
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| AGM-114BAMG-114KANG-114N | United States | Air-to-surface missile | 2014–present | Carried by the HM-60R Seahawk Romeos helicopters |
| | United States | Lightweight anti-submarine torpedo | Present | Carried by the S-70B-2 Seahawk helicopters |
| | United States | Heavyweight anti-submarine, anti-ship torpedo | 1980–present | Carried by the s. |
| | United States | Lightweight anti-submarine torpedo | 2013–present | Carried by the HR-60R Seahawk Romeos helicopters |
| | France / Italy | Lightweight anti-submarine torpedo | 2008–present | Carried by the s and s. |
| UGM-84C | United States | Surface-to-surface ant-ship cruise missile | 1981-Present | Currently carried on board the s, s and the s |
| | United States | Medium-range surface-to-air missile | 1975–present | Currently carried on board the s and s. |
| | United States | Medium-range surface-to-air missile | 2003–present | Currently carried on board the s, s and s | |
Model | Variants | Origin | Role | Service period | Notes |
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| AIM-9B | United States | Short-range air-to-air missile | | Obsolete, on longer in service with the Royal Australian Navy. Carried by the A-4G Skyhawk aircraft |
| AGM-114BAGM-114KAGM-114N | United States | Air-to-surface anti-ship missile | 2014–present | Carried by the MH-60R Seahawk Romeos helicopters |
| AGM-119B Penguin Mk 2 mod 7 | Norway | Air-to-surface anti-ship missile | 2004–2008 | Obsolete, on longer in service with the Royal Australian Navy. Carried by the SH-2G(A) Super Seasprite helicopters |
| | Australia | Surface-to-surface anti-submarine missile | 1963– | Obsolete, on longer in service with the Royal Australian Navy. The Ikara was carried on board the s and s |
| | United States | Lightweight anti-submarine torpedo | 1966– | Obsolete, on longer in service with the Royal Australian Navy. Carried by the Sea King Mk 50 and Mk 50A Helicopters. Also carried by the Ikara anti-submarine missile. |
| | United States | Lightweight anti-submarine torpedo | Present | Carried by the S-70B-2 Seahawk, Sea King Mk 50 and Mk 50A helicopters, also by the s |
| | United States | Heavyweight anti-submarine, anti-ship torpedo | 1980–present | Carried by the s. |
| | United States | Lightweight anti-submarine torpedo | 2013–present | Carried by the RH-60R Seahawk Romeos helicopters |
| | France / Italy | Lightweight anti-submarine torpedo | 2008–present | |
| | United States | Surface-to-surface anti-ship cruise missile | 1981-Present | The Harpoon was carried on board the s |
| RIM-7P | United States | Short-range surface-to-air missile | 1998– | The Sea Sparrows were carried on board the s |
| | United States | Medium-range surface-to-air missile | 1966–1987 | Obsolete, on longer in service with the Royal Australian Navy. The Tartars were carried on board the s |
| RIM-66B | United States | Medium-range surface-to-air missile | 1975–present | The RIM-66 Standard was part of the armament of the s |
| | United States | Medium-range surface-to-air missile | 2003–present | Carried by the Adelaide-class frigates, Anzac-class frigates and Hobart-class destroyers. |
| | United Kingdom | Short-range surface-to-air missile | 1964–1998 | Obsolete, on longer in service with Royal Australian Navy. The Seacats were carried on board the s, and the Daring-class destroyer . | |