Honorary Air Chief Marshals
- HM The Sultan of Brunei, promoted 5 November 1992
- HRH The Prince of Wales, promoted 14 November 2006 promoted to Marshal of the Royal Air Force 16 June 2012
- HRH The Prince Edward, promoted 1 January 1935, assumed the rank of Marshal of the Royal Air Force on 21 January 1936
- HM King Olav V of Norway, promoted 15 September 1959
- HRH The Duke of Kent, promoted 1 July 1996
- HM King Olav V of Norway, promoted 15 September 1959
- HM Frederick IX of Denmark, promoted 15 September 1959
- HM Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden, promoted 15 September 1959
- HM King Hussein of Jordan, promoted 19 July 1966
- HIM The Shah of Iran, promoted 5 May 1959
- HRH Prince Henry, promoted 27 October 1944
- HRH Princess Alice, promoted 23 February 1990
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