Cessna A-37 Dragonfly - Operators

Operators

Chile

• Chilean Air Force received 44 aircraft - Retired by the end of 2009, the last two planes in flight were flown back to Santiago-El Bosque AFB on May 27, 2010.

Colombia

• Colombian Air Force received 32 aircraft - 13 are currently in service.

Dominican Republic

• Dominican Air Force received eight aircraft - all units had been written off or destroyed in accidents by March 2001.

Ecuador

• Ecuadorian Air Force received 28 aircraft - four are still operational.

El Salvador

• El Salvador Air Force received 15 aircraft - nine are currently in service.

Guatemala

• Guatemalan Air Force received 13 aircraft - two remain in service.

Honduras

• Honduran Air Force received 17 aircraft - 10 remain operational.

Peru

• Peruvian Air Force received 53 aircraft - only 10 remain operational. Peru has recently acquired 8 A-37Bs donated by South Korea.

South Korea

• South Korean Air Force - First introduced in October 1976, the A-37 was replaced by the T-50 Golden Eagle. It also served with the ROKAF Black Eagles aerobatic team, until retired after the Seoul Air Show in 2007.

South Vietnam

• Vietnam Air Force received 254 aircraft.

Thailand

• Royal Thai Air Force received 20 aircraft. (All retired)

United States

• United States Air Force

see List of United States Air Force Cessna A-37 Dragonfly Squadrons

Uruguay

• Uruguayan Air Force received 14 aircraft - 10 currently in service.

Vietnam

• Vietnam People's Air Force captured 95 ex-South Vietnamese A-37B aircraft. Some sent to Soviet Union for testing.