| Designation |
Type |
Manufacturer |
Ready / On Hand |
Name |
| 8A-3N |
Light Bomber (used as fighters) |
Douglas (USA) |
11 / 17 |
|
| Bü-131 |
Utility |
Bücker (Germany) |
|
"Jungmann" |
| C-V (C-5) |
Reconnaissance |
Fokker |
24 |
|
| C-IX (C-9) |
Reconnaissance |
Fokker |
5 |
|
| C-X (C-10) |
Long Range Reconnaissance |
Fokker |
14 / 16 |
|
| D-VIIA |
Cargo |
Fokker |
|
|
| D-XVI (D-16) |
Advanced Trainer (obsolescent fighter) |
Fokker |
|
|
| D-XVII (D-17) |
Advanced Trainer (used as fighters) |
Fokker |
7 / 11 |
|
| D-XXI (D-21) |
Fighter |
Fokker |
28 / 35 |
|
| FK-51 |
Advanced Trainer (used for reconnaissance) |
Koolhoven |
30 / 54 |
|
| Fw-56B-2 |
Trainer |
Focke Wulfe (Germany) |
|
|
| G.1A |
Fighter |
Fokker |
24 / 35 |
|
| G.1B |
Fighter [1] |
Fokker |
3 / 26 |
|
| NA-27 |
Advanced Trainer |
North American (USA) |
|
|
| S-IIA (S-2A) |
Trainer |
Fokker |
|
|
| S-IV (S-4) |
Trainer |
Fokker |
|
|
| T-V (T-5) |
Bomber |
Fokker |
9 / 16 |
|
[1] These 26 Fokker G-1B were export models originally destined for Finland which had been requisitioned by the Dutch.
However, none of them were armed on 10.05.40.
|
