Numerical Designations Used Since 1968
- CF-100 Canuck - interceptor
- CF-101 Voodoo - interceptor
- 102 skipped to avoid confusion with cancelled Avro Canada C102 Jetliner
- 103 assigned to cancelled Avro Canada CF-103 swept wing development of CF-100
- CF-104 Starfighter - fighter
- CF-105 Arrow - interceptor
- CC-106 Yukon - transport
- CP-107 Argus - maritime patrol
- CC-108 Caribou - STOL transport
- CC-109 Cosmopolitan - turboprop transport
- CSR-110 Albatross - search and rescue seaplane
- CT-111 Firefly - trainer
- CH-112 Nomad - helicopter
- CH-113 Labrador - utility/search and rescue helicopter
- CT-114 Tutor - jet trainer
- CC-115 Buffalo - STOL transport
- CF-116 Freedom Fighter - fighter
- CC-117 Falcon - jet VIP transport
- CH-118 Iroquois - utility helicopter
- CO-119 Bird Dog - liaison/utility and observation aircraft
- CO-119 L-82 - liaison/utility and observation aircraft
- CT-120 Chipmunk - elementary trainer
- CP-121 Tracker - maritime patrol aircraft
- CP-122 Neptune - maritime patrol aircraft
- CSR-123 Ottervutility STOL transport
- CH-124 Sea King - anti-submarine/search and rescue helicopter
- CH-125 - flying banana
- CH-126 - H-34
- CH-127 - flying banana
- CT-128 Expeditor - utility transport and navigational trainer
- CC-129 Dakota - transport
- CC-130 Hercules - transport
- CX-131 Dynavert - experimental VTOL tilt-wing aircraft
- CC-132 Dash 7 - transport
- CT-133 Silver Star - jet trainer
- CT-134 Musketeer - elementary trainer
- CH-135 Twin Huey - utility helicopter
- CH-136 Kiowa - utility helicopter
- CC-137 Husky - Boeing 707 jet transport equipped to refuel other aircraft in flight
- CC-138 Twin Otter - light utility transport
- CH-139 Jet Ranger - utility helicopter
- CP-140 Aurora - reconnaissance/maritime patrol aircraft
- CP-140A Arcturus - training/reconnaissance aircraft,
- Lockheed C-141 Starlifter - cancelled order for military heavy lift freighter
- CT-142 Dash 8 - navigational trainer
- CH-143 BK-117 - utility helicopter
- CC-144 Challenger - VIP transport, EW trainer and ELINT aircraft
- CT-145 Super King Air - light utility transport
- CH-146 Griffon - utility helicopter
- CH-47D Chinook - cargo helicopter
- CH-148 Cyclone/Petrel - Sikorsky anti-submarine warfare helicopter to replace CH-124 Seakings
- CH-149 Cormorant - EH.101 search and rescue and anti-submarine warfare helicopter to replace CH-124 Seakings
- CC-150 Polaris - Airbus A310-304/304F jet transport to replace CC-137
- CT-155 Hawk - BAE Hawk jet trainer
- CT-156 Harvard II - turboprop trainer developed from Pilatus PC-9
- CU-160 - IAI/EADS Eagle-1 UAV
- CU-161 - SAGEM Sperwer UAV
- CU-162 - Meggitt Vindicator UAV
- CU-163 - General Atomics Altair UAV
- CU-167 - BAE/Advanced Ceramics Research Silver Fox UAV
- CU-168 - ELBIT Skylark UAV
- CU-170 - IAI Heron UAV
- CC-177 Globemaster III - heavy military airlifter
- CH-178 - Mi-17 helicopter leased for use in Afghanistan
- CF-188 - Multirole fighter aircraft (Hornet name not official in Canada, though it is common unofficially)
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