Organization
- Z1 Transport Squadron – Maparangwane Air Base (Thebephatshwa/Molepolole)
- Z3 Transport(Liaison) Squadron – Francistown Airport
- Z7 Training Squadron – Maparangwane Air Base (Thebephatshwa/Molepolole)
- Z10 Transport Squadron – Maparangwane Air Base (Thebephatshwa/Molepolole)
- Z12 Transport Squadron – Francistown Airport
- Z21 Transport Squadron – Maparangwane Air Base (Thebephatshwa/Molepolole)
- Z23 Transport/Helicopter Squadron – Maparangwane Air Base (Thebephatshwa/Molepolole)
- Z28 Fighter Squadron – Maparangwane Air Base (Thebephatshwa/Molepolole)
- VIP Flight Squadron – Sir Seretse Khama International Airport
Maparangwane Air Base and Francistown are the only full airbases in Botswana, Sir Seretse Khama International Airport is a civilian airport and Francistown Airports is a joint civilian/military airfield with ownership by the BDF since 2011.
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