The Greek F-4 Phantom II is a key component of the Hellenic Air Force (HAF), with Greece being one of the major operators of this iconic aircraft. Greece acquired the F-4 Phantom II in the early 1970s, and the aircraft has played a significant role in air defense, ground attack, and reconnaissance missions over the decades. The Greek F-4 Phantom II was heavily involved in NATO operations and air defense duties in the Mediterranean, especially during the Cold War and into the 2000s.

The Greek F-16 Fighting Falcon is part of Greece's fleet of advanced fighter aircraft, with the country becoming an operator of the F-16 in the late 1980s. Greece currently operates the F-16 in various versions, primarily as part of its Hellenic Air Force (HAF). The F-16 has played a crucial role in Greece's defense strategy, particularly in air policing and maintaining a robust presence in the Eastern Mediterranean. The Greek F-16 fleet is often involved in NATO missions, air policing over the Aegean Sea, and national defense duties, maintaining air superiority in the region. The F-16 Viper upgrade program has further enhanced its capabilities, particularly in terms of radar, electronic warfare, and targeting systems. 

The Greek T-6 Texan is a training aircraft used by the Hellenic Air Force (HAF). The T-6 Texan, specifically the T-6A Texan II version, is a modern turboprop trainer that replaced older aircraft in Greece's pilot training program. The T-6 is known for its reliability, cost-effectiveness, and versatility, offering excellent training for HAF pilots in both basic and more advanced maneuvering. It plays a crucial role in developing future aviators for Greece’s military air operations. 

The Greek M-346 refers to the M-346 Master, a light advanced jet trainer and multi-role fighter aircraft developed by the Italian company Leonardo (formerly Alenia Aermacchi). The Hellenic Air Force (Greece) acquired the M-346 to replace its aging fleet of trainers. This aircraft is known for its advanced avionics and performance, providing high-fidelity training for pilots in a wide range of flight conditions, including air combat and weaponry training. 

The Greek C-130 Hercules is a versatile military transport aircraft used by the Hellenic Air Force (HAF) for various roles, including troop transport, cargo airlift, and humanitarian missions. Greece has operated the C-130 since the early 1970s and continues to use it as a backbone for its airlift capabilities. The C-130 Hercules is known for its reliability, ruggedness, and ability to operate from short, unprepared airstrips, making it an essential asset in both military and peacekeeping operations for Greece. It remains an integral part of the HAF’s air mobility strategy. 

The Greek AB 212 is a versatile twin-engine helicopter used by the Hellenic Air Force (HAF) and Hellenic Navy for various roles, including search and rescue (SAR), transport, and maritime operations. The AB 212 is an upgraded version of the Bell 212, known for its reliability and versatility in both military and civilian applications. The AB 212 is valued for its reliability, maneuverability, and ability to operate in diverse environments, making it a crucial asset for Greece's search and rescue and naval operations, particularly in the Aegean Sea and other maritime regions.