Inter-War Period & World War II
| Type | Variant | Origin | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arado Ar 66 | C | Germany | Single-engined, two-seat training biplane |
| Arado Ar 196 | A-3 | Germany | Single-engined reconnaissance.Delivery unconfirmed |
| Avia BH-25 | J | Czechoslovakia | Single-engined transport |
| Bloch MB.210 | BN5 | France | Twin-engined bomber |
| Bristol Blenheim | Mk.I | United Kingdom | Twin-engined light bomber/fighter |
| CANT Z.501 | Italy | Single-engined reconnaissance flying boat | |
| de Havilland Dragonfly | United Kingdom | Twin-engined transport | |
| de Havilland Dragon Rapide | United Kingdom | Twin-engined transport | |
| Dewoitine D.27 | France | Single-engined fighter | |
| Fieseler Fi 156 | C-2 | Germany | Single-engined reconnaissance |
| Focke-Wulf Fw 44 | C | Germany | Single-engined trainer |
| Focke-Wulf Fw 58 | C | Germany | Twin-engined transport/ambulance |
| Focke-Wulf Fw 189 | A-1/2 | Germany | Twin-engined reconnaissance |
| Focke-Wulf Fw 190 | A-8/F-8 | Germany | Single-engined fighter |
| Gotha Go 242 | A-1 | Germany | Transport glider |
| Hawker Hurricane | Mk. I | United Kingdom | Single-engined fighter |
| Heinkel He 111 | E-3/H-3/H-6/H-20 | Germany | Twin-engined medium bomber |
| Heinkel He 112 | B-1/B-2 | Germany | Single-engined fighter |
| Heinkel He 114 | A-2 | Germany | Single-engined reconnaissance seaplane |
| Henschel Hs 129 | B-2 | Germany | Twin-engined ground attack aircraft |
| IAR POTEZ 25 | Romania | Single-engined reconnaissance/ bomber | |
| IAR 14 | Romania | Single-engined fighter | |
| IAR-15 | Romania | Single-engined fighter | |
| IAR-22 | Romania | Single-engined trainer | |
| IAR 37 | Romania | Single-engined reconnaissance/light bomber | |
| IAR 38 | Romania | Single-engined reconnaissance/light bomber | |
| IAR 39 | A/B | Romania | Single-engined reconnaissance/light bomber |
| IAR 79 | IAR JR79B/ IAR JRS 79B1 | Romania | Twin-engined /bomber/reconnaissance |
| IAR 80 | A/B/c | Romania | Single-engined fighter |
| IAR-81 | A/B/C | Romania | Single-engined dive bomber |
| Junkers W 34 | H | Germany | Single-engined transport |
| Junkers Ju 52 | 3mg7e | Germany | Twin-engined transport |
| Junkers Ju 87 | D-3/D-5 | Germany | Single-engined dive bomber |
| Junkers Ju 88 | A-4/D-1 | Germany | Twin-engined bomber |
| Klemm Kl 35 | D | Germany | Single-engined trainer |
| Messerschmitt Bf 108 | B | Germany | Single-engined transport |
| Messerschmitt Bf 109 | E-3/E-4/E-7/G-2/G-4/G-6/G-4A/G-6A | Germany | Single-engined fighter |
| Messerschmitt Bf 110 | C/D/F | Germany | Twin-engined fighter-bomber |
| Nardi FN.305 | Italy | Single-engined trainer | |
| Potez 540 | 543 | France | Twin-engined reconnaissance/bomber |
| Potez 630 | 631/633 | France | Twin-engined reconnaissance/bomber |
| Potez 650 | 651 | France | |
| PZL P.7 | Poland | Single-engined fighter. From Poland in 1939 | |
| PZL P.11 | B/C/F | Poland | Single-engined fighter |
| PZL P.24 | E | Poland | Single-engined fighter |
| PZL.23 Karaś | A/B | Poland | Single-engined reconnaissance/light bomber |
| PZL.37 Łoś | A/B | Poland | Twin-engined medium bomber |
| Savoia-Marchetti SM.62 | bis | Italy | Single-engined reconnaissance flying boat transport/bomber |
| Savoia-Marchetti S.55 | Italy | Twin-engined reconnaissance/bomber | |
| Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 | B/JR | Italy | Triple-engined bomber |
| STC SM62 | Under Licence | Romania | Single-engined reconnaissance flying boat |
| SET 31 | Romania | Single-engined trainer | |
| SET 7 | 7A, 7K, 7H | Romania | Single-engined trainer, reconnaissance, floatplane |
Read more about this topic: List Of Aircraft Of The Romanian Air Force
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