Flying Squadrons
- No. 1 Squadron – Thornhill (12 x Hawker Hunter FGA.9)
- No. 2 Squadron – Thornhill (8 x Vampire FB.9; 8 x Vampire T.55; plus 13 x Vampire FB.52 on loan from South Africa)
- No. 3 Squadron – New Sarum (13 x Douglas C-47; 1 x Cessna 402; 6 x BN-2A Islander; 1 x DC-7C; 1 x Baron)
- No. 4 Squadron – Thornhill (11 x AL-60F5 Trojan; 21 x Reims-Cessna FTB.337G; 14 x SF.260W)
- No. 5 Squadron – New Sarum (8 x EE Canberra B.2; 2 x EE Canberra T.4)
- No. 6 Squadron – Thornhill (13 x Percival Provost T.52; 17 x SF.260C)
- No. 7 Squadron – New Sarum (6 x Alouette II; 34 x Alouette III)
- No. 8 Squadron – New Sarum (11 x AB.205)
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