Organization
The RNoAF is organized in ten Air Wings. These are divided into a total of two Control and Reporting Centres, nine flying squadrons as well as two anti aircraft units.
Control and Reporting Centre Mågerø
- 130 Air Wing
Control and Reporting Centre Sørreisa
- 131 Air Wing
Bodø Main Air Station
- 132 Air Wing
- 331 Squadron (F-16A MLU)
- 332 Squadron (F-16A MLU)
- GBAD Battalion (NASAMS and NASAMS 2 batteries)
- 330 Squadron (Detachment) (Sea King, rescue)
- Station Group Banak at Banak Air Station (Lakselv Airport)
- 330 Squadron (Detachment) (Sea King, rescue)
Ørland Main Air Station
- 138 Air Wing
- 338 Squadron (F-16A MLU, NRF - NATO Reaction Force)
- GBAD Battalion (NASAMS 2 batteries)
- Mobile Base-set (IRF support)
- 330 Squadron (Detachment) (Sea King, rescue)
- NATO Airborne Early Warning Force - Forward Operating Location (E-3A Sentry)
Andøya Air Station
- 133 Air Wing
- 333 Squadron (P-3C, P-3N, ASW/multirole)
Bardufoss Air Station
- 139 Air Wing
- 334 Squadron (command) (NH-90, frigate force)
- 337 Squadron (Lynx/NH-90, Coast Guard)
- 339 Squadron (Bell 412 SP, transport)
- 718 Squadron (UAV/UACV)
- Royal Norwegian Air Force Flight Training School (Saab Safari, flight training)
Gardermoen Air Station
- 135 Air Wing
- 335 Squadron (C-130J, transport)
Rygge Air Station
- 137 Air Wing
- 717 Squadron (DA-20, electronic warfare & VIP transport)
- 720 Squadron (Bell 412 SP, special forces transport)
- 330 Squadron (Detachment) (Sea King, rescue)
- Base Defence Squadron (BOS - Bakkeoperativ Skvadron) - sequrity force and educational unit for fire- and rescue personnel and radar personnel for the NASAMS II system.
Sola Air Station
- 134 Air Wing
- 330 Squadron (command) (Sea King, rescue)
Haakonsvern Naval Base
- 139 Air Wing
- 334 Squadron (Detachment, to be established) (NH-90, frigate force)
Norwegian Air Force Academy (Trondheim)
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