# List of Ukrainian aircraft losses during the Russo-Ukrainian War

This is a list of Ukrainian aircraft losses during the Russo-Ukrainian War based on visual evidences or official confirmation from involved parties. It includes helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft and drones (UAVs), and losses from the War in Donbas, the current Russian invasion of Ukraine and the Wagner Group mutiny.

## Donbas (2014–2022)

During the War in Donbas, on 20 November 2014, Ukrainian sources reported at a press conference in London, United Kingdom, that their total aerial losses during the conflict in the east were: one Su-24, six Su-25s, two MiG-29s, one An-26, one An-30 and one Il-76. Another Su-24 was damaged. Helicopter losses amounted to seven Mi-8/17s and five Mi-24s.

### Ukraine

Fixed-wing aircraft :
| Operator | Date | Comments |
| | 6 June 2014 | An An-30B surveillance plane, bort number Yellow 80, was shot down with two shoulder-launched missiles. 3 crewmen survived, 5 died. |
| | 14 June 2014 | An Ilyushin Il-76 transport plane was shot down as it approached an airport in Luhansk, killing nine crew members and 40 troops on board. |
| | 2 July 2014 | A Ukrainian Sukhoi Su-25, call sign Blue 06, crashed due to a technical fault while landing at Dnipropetrovsk International Airport. The pilot ejected safely. |
| | 2 July 2014 | A Ukrainian Sukhoi Su-24, call sign Yellow 11, was damaged by MANPAD fire, the engine caught fire but managed to land but caught fire again and the fire was extinguished. The crew was alive and well. |
| | 14 July 2014 | An Antonov An-26 transport aircraft was shot down by a surface-to-air missile over eastern Ukraine while flying at 6,500 metres (21,300 ft). The Ukrainian defence minister claimed that the altitude is far from the reach of a shoulder-launched missile, suggesting that the aircraft was downed. Two crewmembers were captured by pro-Russian militia, four were rescued by Ukrainian forces. The remaining two aviators were found dead on 17 July. |
| (2) | 16 July 2014 | An Su-25, call sign Blue 03, was shot down over eastern Ukraine near Amvrosiivka, and the pilot ejected successfully. National Security Council spokesman Andriy Lysenko said that it was shot down by a missile fired from a Russian MiG-29. Another Su-25 call sign Blue 41 was damaged by separatist a MANPAD, the attack fighter landed safety. |
| (2) | 23 July 2014 | Two Su-25s, call signs Blue 04 and Blue 33, were shot down in the rebel-held area of Savur-Mohyla. Ukrainian authorities claimed that they were hit by anti-aircraft missiles launched from Russia. Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said that one of the attack planes was probably shot down by an air-to-air missile. |
| | 7 August 2014 | Pro-Russian forces shot down a MiG-29 with a Buk missile near Yenakiieve. The pilot safely ejected. Separatist sources claimed he was captured and interrogated. |
| | 17 August 2014 | A MiG-29 was shot down by rebels in Luhansk Oblast returning after a successful mission. The pilot ejected and was found by search and rescue. |
| | 20 August 2014 | An Su-24M, White 27, was shot down by rebel forces in Luhansk Oblast. The two crewmembers ejected successfully. |
| | 29 August 2014 | A Sukhoi Su-25, call sign Blue 08, was shot down near Starobesheve by a surface-to-air missile during the battle of Ilovaisk. The pilot, Captain Vladyslav Voloshyn, ejected and after 4 days reached Ukrainian-controlled territory. |
Rotary-wing aircraft :
| Operator | Date | Comments |
| | 25 April 2014 | A Mil Mi-8MT, call sign Yellow 55, was destroyed after it was struck by small arms fire on the fuel tanks while preparing for departure in Kramatorsk Airport. |
| (2) | 2 May 2014 | Two Mil Mi-24s were shot down during large-scale operations during the Siege of Sloviansk. Rebels claimed they had taken one pilot captive. The Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that two helicopters had been shot down, killing two airmen. |
| | 5 May 2014 | A Mil Mi-24 crashed after it was shot down by a heavy machine gun operated by rebel forces. The damaged helicopter landed in a river, and all crew members survived. Later, it was destroyed by an airstrike. |
| | 29 May 2014 | A Mil Mi-8 was shot down by rebel forces between Kramatorsk and Mount Karachun, killing 14 on board, among them General Serhiy Kulchytsky. Another soldier was seriously injured. |
| | 4 June 2014 | Two Mil Mi-24s were forced to land by rebel fire; one was burned out by the damage and could not be repaired. |
| | 21 June 2014 | A Mil Mi-8 crashed while delivering military hardware near Chuhuiv. |
| | 24 June 2014 | The Ukrainian military said that an Mil Mi-8 had been shot down by pro-Russian rebels in the east near Sloviansk, killing all nine people on board. |
| | 7 August 2014 | Pro-Russian forces shot down an Mi-8MT, call sign Yellow 62, in Manuilivka, Donetsk Oblast. |
| | 19 August 2014 | A Mil Mi-8 was shot down near the village of Heorhiivka, Luhansk Oblast. |
| | 20 August 2014 | A Mil Mi-24 was shot down near the town of Horlivka according to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence. Both pilots died in the attack. |
| | 27 August 2014 | A Mil Mi-8, call sign Yellow 59, crashed while landing in Olenivka, Donetsk Oblast. |

### Total losses

Aircraft losses :
| Airframe | Destroyed | Damaged |
| MiG-29 | 2 | |
| Su-25 | 5 | 1 |
| Su-24 | 1 | 1 |
| An-26 | 1 | |
| An-30 | 1 | |
| Il-76 | 1 | |
| Mi-8/17 | 7 | |
| Mil Mi-24 | 5 | |

## Russian invasion of Ukraine (2022–present)
### Ukraine
#### Fixed-wing aircraft
##### 2022

| Service | Date | Type | Description |
| | 24 February | Unspecified/Unknown | A military aircraft of unspecified type was destroyed by Russian missiles in Odesa Air Base. |
| | 24 February | L-39 Albatros | An L-39 Albatros light attack jet from the 39th Tactical Aviation Brigade piloted by Dmytro Kolomiyets was shot down by Russian aircraft in Khmelnytskyi Oblast. |
| (5) | 24 February | 5 MiG-29 | Five MiG-29s from 40th Tactical Aviation Brigade were destroyed in combat by Russian aircraft: One piloted by Lt. Colonel Yerko Viacheslav Volodymyrovych [uk] and another was shot down near, Dnipro river near Kosyn in Kyiv Oblast. One MiG-29 was shot down in Sosnivka, Vyshhorod Raion, Kyiv Oblast, the pilot ejected. One MiG-29UB with Volodomyr Kokhanskyi and Roman Pasulko was shot down over Sukholisy, Bila Tserkva Raion. Finally one MiG-29 piloted by Viacheslav Radionov was shot down in Vasylkiv, Kyiv Oblast. |
| (3) | 24 February | 2 Su-25, 1 L-39 Albatros | Russian missile strikes against Kulbakino Air Base destroyed two Su-25 attack aircraft, call sign Blue 12 and Blue 42, and a L-39 trainer. |
| (6) | 24 February | 5 L-39 Albatros, 1 MiG-29 | Russian missile strikes against Chuhuiv Air Base destroyed five L-39 trainers in non-operational storage. An operational MiG-29 was damaged beyond repair after crashing during take-off. |
| (2) | 24 February | MiG-29, Su-24 | Russian missile strikes against Starokostiantyniv Air Base destroyed at least four MiG-29s and at least one Su-24 in non-operational storage. |
| | 24 February | An-26 | An An-26 transport aircraft, call sign Blue 59, was shot down south of Kyiv; five from a crew of fourteen were killed. |
| | 24 February | Su-27 | Lt. Colonel Eduard Vahorovskyi on its Su-27 was shot down near Ozerne airfield in Zhytomyr Oblast. |
| (2) | 24 February | 2 Su-27 | Russian strikes killed seven pilots and servicemen destroyed a Su-27 codename Blue 37, and damaged another on Ozerne Air Base in Zhytomyr Oblast. |
| | 24 February | Su-24 | An Su-24, call sign White 20 was shot down by Russian forces in Hostomel; both pilots, Major Dmitry Kulikov and Major Nikolai Savchuk, died. |
| (4) | 24–26 February | 4 Su-25 | Four Su-25s from the 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade were lost in Kherson Oblast: A Su-25, call sign "Blue 19", piloted by Lt. Col Oleksandr Zhybrov [uk] was lost near Chaplynka, Lt. Col Zhybrov died. On 26 February, Su-25 call sign "Blue 30", was shot down in Kherson Oblast, near Mykolaiv. The pilot, Oleksander Scherbakov [uk] died. A Su-25M1, call sign "Blue 31", from the 299th TAB was shot down near Fedorivka. Captain Andriy Antikhovich died. The last Su-25, call sign Blue 49 shot down in Kherson Oblast was piloted by Andriy Maksymov. Maksymov was injured but survived and was captured on 26–27 February. |
| | 25 February | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 was lost between Horolivka and Hrushka in Ivano-Frankivsk. |
| | 25 February | Su-27 | A Su-27P, call sign Blue 100 was shot down over Kyiv by Russian S-400 SAMs; the crash damaged a residential complex. The pilot, Colonel Oleksandr Oksanchenko, died. |
| | 25 February | Su-25 | An Su-25, call sign Blue 39, piloted by Hennadii Matuliak, was shot down by a Russian jetfighter near Hlibivka, Vyshhorod, Kyiv Oblast. |
| | 25 February | Su-24M | Su-24M, call sign White 08, was shot down in Voznesenske, Zolotonosha Raion, Cherkasy Oblast. |
| (6) | 26 February | 6 MiG-29 | A Russian missile attack on Ivano-Frankivsk International Airport destroyed six MiG-29s. |
| (4) | 27 February | 4 Su-24 | Military aircraft were destroyed by Russian attacks on Lutsk Air Base, Commercial satellite imagery showed the wreckage of four Su-24s. |
| | 27 February | Su-24 | An Su-24, call sign White 77, from the 7th Tactical Aviation Brigade was shot down near Bucha, Kyiv Oblast. The pilots, Commander Ruslan Bilous [uk] and Commander Roman Dovhaliuk [uk], died and were awarded the Order of Bohdan Khmelnytsky. |
| | 27 February | An-26 | An An-26 in storage at Kherson International Airport was destroyed following the Russian capture of the airport. |
| | 28 February | Su-27 | An Su-27, call sign Blue 11 was shot down by MANPADS over Kropyvnytskyi, Kirovohrad Oblast. Its pilot, Maj. Stepan Chobanu [uk], was killed. He was awarded Hero of Ukraine on 3 March. |
| | 1 March | Su-24M | An Su-24M, from the 7th Tactical Aviation Brigade was shot down near the village of Krasenyvka, Zolotonosha, Cherkasy Oblast. The pilots were wounded, but survived. |
| | 2 March | Su-25 | An Su-25, Blue-29 from 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade piloted by Oleksandr Korpan was lost over Starokostiantyniv, Khmelnytskyi Oblast. Korpan died as a result. |
| | 2 March | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 piloted by Oleksandr Brynzhala [uk] was shot down by Russian aircraft over Kyiv. On 2 April, Brynzhala was awarded Hero of Ukraine order, posthumously. |
| | 2 March | Su-24 | An Su-24, Blue 66, was shot down near Novohrad-Volynskyi; the pilot, Colonel Mykola Kovalenko [uk], and navigator, Captain Yevhen Kazimirov [uk], died. |
| | 3 March | Su-25 | An Su-25, call sign Blue 40, from the 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade piloted by Captain Vadym Moroz [uk] was lost over Mykolaiv. |
| (2) | 4 March | Su-25/UB, 1 L-39 Albatros | An Su-25 or UB variant, was destroyed in the ground by Russian forces in Kulbakino Air Base, Mykolaiv Oblast. Also a L-39M1 Albatros trainer was destroyed as well. |
| | 5 March | Unspecified/Unknown | An unidentified Ukrainian jetfighter was shot down by Russian aircraft over Zhytomyr Oblast. The pilot ejected and survived. |
| (3) | 6 March | 3 Su-27 | A Russian attack on Kanatove Reserve Air Base left three Su-27s, Blue 26, 46 and 48, damaged. |
| | 6 March | An-26 | An An-26 cargo plane, call sign Blue-57, was destroyed at Vinnytsia Air Base after a Russian missile attack. |
| | 8 March | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 from the 40th Tactical Aviation Brigade, piloted by Major Andriy Liutashyn, was lost near Kyiv. |
| | 9 March | Su-24 | An Su-24, call sign White 26, was shot down by a Russian missiles near Lebedyn, Sumy Oblast, the pilots bailed out and survived. |
| | 10 March | Su-27 | At least one Su-27 was damaged or destroyed during a Russian missile strike on Kanatove Air Base. Photos displayed in April 2023 by the SBU showed the wreckage of the craft, alongside another two Su-27s destroyed at the base later in July 2022. |
| | 12 March | Su-24 | An Su-24 was shot down by Russian forces near Bilyaivka village, Beryslav Raion, Kherson Oblast. The pilots, Valeriy Oshkalo and Roman Chekhun, died. |
| | 13 March | MiG-29 | Ukrainian military sources reported that a MiG-29 piloted by Cpt. Stepan Tarabalka was lost while defending Ukrainian airspace. |
| | 14 March | MiG-29 | Ukrainian officials reported the loss of a MiG-29 piloted by Commander Yevhen Lysenko; his fighter was destroyed by Russian air defenses while fighting Russian aircraft near Zhytomyr. |
| | 14 March | Su-25 | An Su-25 was shot down by Russian forces in Volnovakha, Donetsk Oblast. The pilot, Roman Vasyliuk, captured, was later released on 24 April in a prisoner swap. |
| | 18 March | Unknown | A Russian missile strike on the Lviv State Aircraft Plant designed for MiG-29 repairs, which also contained foreign aircraft, left an unknown number of aircraft destroyed and damaged. |
| | 21 March | Su-24 | An Su-24 piloted by Viacheslav Khodakivskyi was lost near Pokrovsky district, Zaporizhzhia. The pilot died. |
| | 22 March | Su-25 | An Su-25, heavily damaged in combat, was recorded in video. According to a source the Su-25 was piloted by Mayor Rostislav Lazarenko and strafed by Russian aircraft during an attack on Melitopol. |
| | 22 March | Su-24 | An Su-24 bomber, call sign White 49 was shot down by Russian forces near Izium; the body of pilot Oleksiy Kovalenko was found. |
| | 23 March | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 piloted by Commander Dmytro Chumachenko from the 204th Tactical Aviation Brigade was lost in air to air combat by Russian aircraft in Zhytomyr Oblast. |
| | 30 March | Su-24 | An Su-24 bomber was shot down in Kirovohrad. The crew from 7th Tactical Aviation Brigade, Maksym Sikalenko, and navigator Kostiantin Horodnychev, were reported dead. A Su-24 was recorded damaged with a trail of smoke in Rivne, western Ukraine on social media. |
| | 4 April | Il-76 | Two Il-76 from the 25th Transport Aviation Brigade were destroyed on the ground by Russian forces at Melitopol Air Base. One of the cargo planes destroyed was in operational state and the other undergoing repairs. |
| | 10 April | Su-25 | An Su-25 was destroyed in the ground inside its hangar at Dnipro Airbase by Russian rocket attacks, a technician was wounded as well. |
| | 14 April | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 was found destroyed in Nova Basan, Chernihiv Oblast, by journalists from France 24; the ordnance the craft was carrying when it was shot down was destroyed by Ukrainian officials. |
| | 15 April | Su-25 | An Su-25 was reported shot down by Russian forces in Izium; the downing of the fighter was recorded by a military IR camera. The pilot, Captain Yehor Serediuk, was reported killed near Izium on 15 April. Serediuk was awarded Hero of Ukraine. |
| | 30 April | Su-24 | An Su-24, White 87, was damaged by a Russian missile in Kharkiv and crashed near Nova Praha, Kirovohrad Oblast. The crew survived. |
| | 6 May | Su-24 | An Su-24, call sign White 12, crashed by a pilot error in Voznesensk airbase, Kherson. Both pilots survived. |
| | 14 May | Su-25 | An Su-25 from the 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade, piloted by Captain Serhiy Parkhomenko, was shot down in Huliaipole, Zaporizhzhia Oblast. |
| | 19 May | Su-24 | An Su-24, call sign White 69 from the 7th Tactical Aviation Brigade was lost near Soledar during a combat mission. Pilots Lt. Colonel Ihor Khmara and navigator Mayor Illia Nehar died. |
| | 5 June | Su-27 | An Su-27, call sign Blue 38, was shot down while flying at low altitude near Orikhiv, Zaporizhzhia Oblast. The pilot, former Commander of the 831st Tactical Aviation Brigade Lt. Col Dmytro Fisher [uk] died. The aircraft was reportedly destroyed either by an enemy air-to-air missile or due to friendly fire. |
| (2) | 16 June | MiG-29, Su-24 | Two aircraft, a MiG-29 and a Su-24 bomber were destroyed on the ground in Voznesensk airbase, Mykolaiv Oblast, after a Russian attack. |
| | 26 June | Su-24MR | An Su-24MR, call sign White 84 was lost during a military mission on Snake Island in the Black Sea. Pilot Commander of the 40th Tactical Aviation Brigade Colonel Mykhailo Matiushenko died and navigator Major Yuriy Krasylnikov was missing. |
| | before June | Su-24MR | An Su-24MR, was shot down during a bombing mission in Snake Island, both crewmen; Captain Victor Zhos and its navigator Sergei Pliguzov ejected and survived. |
| | 2 July | Su-27 | An Su-27 was recorded damaged being transported for repairs. |
| (4) | 24 July | 3 Su-27s, 1 Su-24 | Three Su-27s and one Su-24 were destroyed during a Russian missile strike on Kanatove Air Base, one official died and 17 other servicemen were injured. |
| | 26 July | Su-25 | The Chief of Intelligence of the 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade, Oleksandr Kukurba, died while flying a combat mission on his Su-25, Blue 16 in Dnipro. |
| | 7 August | Il-76 | An Il-76, with serial number UR-76699, was recorded under Russian control in Melitopol Airport. |
| | 14 August | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 from the 204th Tactical Aviation Brigade piloted by Lt. Colonel Anton Lystopad was lost while fighting Russian forces. |
| | 15 August | Su-25 | An Su-25 from the 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade piloted by Colonel Yuriy Pohorilyi was lost while fighting Russian forces. |
| | 21 August | Su-27 | An Su-27 piloted by Lt. Col Pavlo Babych was lost during a combat mission. The pilot died. |
| | 7 September | Su-25 | Ukrainian officials reported the death of 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade pilot Vadym Blahovisnyi while flying a combat mission on an Su-25. |
| | 19 September | Su-25 | The remains of an Su-25 were found in Yehorivka, Donetsk Oblast. The aircraft was destroyed by a Russian 9K33 Osa. |
| | 25 September | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 piloted by Major Taras Viktorovych Redkin was reported lost. |
| | 29 September | Su-24 | An Su-24 was shot down by Russian surface-to-air missile in Kaluga, Kherson Oblast. The aircraft was recorded on video with one of its engines on fire before it crashed. The pilots Lt. Col Yevhen Soloviov and Captain Artem Khanko ejected. |
| (2) | 10–11 October | Su-27P1M, Su-24M | Two fighter jets were lost over Shishatsk, Poltava Oblast. One Su-27P1M, call sign Blue 58 from 39th Tactical Aviation Brigade piloted by Colonel Oleg Shupik was lost, Shupik died. Another aircraft, a Su-24M, Yellow 59, was shot down by an enemy missile after returning from a mission on 12 October. One of the pilots survived, the other, Dmytro Bortnyk died. Russian media reported on 27 November that an Su-24 was shot down in air combat by a MiG-31 with a missile. |
| | 12 October | MiG-29 | A MiG-29, call sign Blue 10, was lost while intercepting Russian loitering ammunition Shahed 136 drones in Vinnytsia. One Shahed-136 detonated near the jet, shrapnel struck the cockpit forcing the pilot, Maj. Vadym Voroshylov to eject. |
| Total | Total | 97 | 8 L-39, 24 MiG-29, 16 Su-27, 23 Su-24, 19 Su-25, 3 An-26, 2 Il-76, 2 unidentified. |

##### 2023

| Service | Date | Type | Description |
| | 6 January | Su-25 | An Su-25 was shot down by a MANPAD over Bakhmut, the engines of the aircraft were recorded later on the city streets in April 2023 by Russian media. |
| | 7 January | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 was recorded by satellite imagery destroyed near Kurakhove, Donetsk Oblast likely shot down by friendly fire. |
| | 27 January | Su-25 | An Su-25, Blue 37, was shot down by an enemy jet fighter near Kramatorsk resulting in the death of 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade pilot Danilo Murashko [uk]. |
| | 13 February | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 was shot down while intercepting Shahed-136 loitering munition, reportedly in the area of Pishchanka, Vinnytsia Oblast. The pilot, Lieutenant Dmytro Shklyarevskyi, ejected but was injured and hospitalized. |
| | 1 March | Su-24 | An Su-24M was shot down near Bakhmut. Both crewmembers, lieutenant colonel Viktor Volynets and senior lieutenant Solomennikov, were killed. |
| | 17 March | L-39M1 | An L-39M1, codename White 15, crashed during a mission near Malyi Klyuchiv, Ivanoo-Frankivsk. The pilot ejected. |
| | 28 March | Su-27 | An Su-27, call sign Blue 30, was lost alongside its pilot Major Denis Kirilyuk while it was intercepting Russian loitering ammunition Shahed 136 drones near Myrhorod, Poltava. |
| (5) | 29 May | Unidentified | A Russian missile attack on Starokostiantyniv Air Base left 5 aircraft disabled or damaged according to Ukrainian officials. |
| | 2 June | MiG-29 | MiG-29 call sign White 12 was shotdown killing Vladyslav Savieliev, call sign "Nomad", during combat mission on Pokrovsk, Donetsk Oblast He was a MiG-29 pilot who participated in a US-sponsored training program at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. |
| | 24 July | MiG-29 | A debris of a lost MiG-29 near Bakhmut was recorded in social media. |
| (2) | 25 August | 2 L-39 Albatros | Two L-39 Albatros aircraft collided in Zhytomyr Oblast. Ukrainska Pravda reported the death of three pilots; Majors Andrii Pilshchykov call sign Juice, Viacheslav Minka and deputy commander of the 40th Tactical Aviation Brigade, Serhii Prokazin. |
| | 19 September | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 was hit and damaged by Russian ZALA Lancet kamikaze drone at Krivoi Rog Air Base. |
| (2) | 23 September | 2 unidentified | Two aircraft, presumably MiG-29 or Su-25 were destroyed at Krivoi Rog Air Base. |
| | 25 September | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 was destroyed at Kulbakino Air Base, Mykolaiv. |
| | 10 October | Su-25 | An Su-25 was destroyed by a ZALA Lancet 3 drone attack on the tarmac of Dolgintsevo air base near Krivoi Rog Air Base. |
| (2) | 16 October | 2 L-39 Albatros | Two L-39s, including Blue 02 were destroyed in Odesa airfield by a Russian missile strike according to satellite imagery. |
| (2) | 26 October | 2 MiG-29 | Two MiG-29s were destroyed in the ground in Kulbakino airbase. |
| | 23 November | MiG-29 | One MiG-29s piloted by codename pilot Jeff was shotdown during a HARM mission on Donetsk. The pilot survived. |
| | 22 December | Su-27 | An Su-27, Blue 53 was lost over Ozerne Airfield during a Geran-2 attack. Pilot Mayor Stanislav Romanenko died. |
| Total | Total | 27 | 5 L-39, 9 MiG-29, 2 Su-27, 3 Su-25, 1 Su-24, 7 unidentified. |

##### 2024

| Service | Date | Type | Description |
| | 5 January | MiG-29 | A MiG-29GT, call sign 405, was lost to enemy fire during a combat mission. Pilot Vladyslav Zalistovskyi, call sign "Blue Helmet", from the 114th Tactical Aviation Brigade died. |
| | 7 February | Su-25 | A Su-25 from the 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade was shot down by a Russian Su-35 during combat sortie over Ukraine, The pilot commander Vladyslav Rykov died. |
| | 8 March | MiG-29 | A MiG-29, tail number 371, was shot down over north of Shevchenko, Donetsk. Pilot Andriy Tkachenko died. |
| | 20 March | L-39 | An Aero Albatros L-39 was destroyed by a Zala drone in Kulbakino, Mykolaiv Oblast. |
| (3) | 18 April | 3 MiG-29 | Three MiG-29s of the 114th Tactical Aviation Brigade were damaged by Russian cluster munition at Dnipro International Airport. |
| | 20 April | MiG-29 | A MiG-29s was destroyed by Russian missile strike at Dnipro International Airport. |
| | 27 April | MiG-29 | A MiG-29A call sign 371 of the 40th Aviation Brigade was lost during a mission the pilot Lt. Col Valentin Korenchuk died. |
| | 30 April | MiG-29 | A MiG-29MU1 call sign White 22 made an emergency landing in a field north of Marina Roscha in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. The aircraft was damaged but repairable. |
| | 17 May | Su-27 | A Su-27 piloted by lieutenant colonel Denis Vasylyuk of the 831st Tactical Aviation Brigade was shot down by a Russian Su-35S, the pilot died. |
| | 22 May | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 was destroyed on the ground at Dnipro Airport, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. |
| | 6 June | Su-25 | A Su-25 was damaged beyond repair by a Lancet loitering munition drone at the Kryvyi Rih air base. |
| | 10 June | Su-27 | A Su-27UB was damaged beyond repair by an Iskander attack on Myrhorod Air Base. |
| | 11 June | Su-25 | Another Su-25 was destroyed by a Lancet loitering munition attack at the Kryvyi Rih air base. |
| (6) | 1 July | 6 Su-27 | Two Su-27s were destroyed and four damaged as a result of Russian Iskander-M missile strike on Myrhorod Air Base in Poltava Oblast. |
| | 3 July | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 was destroyed during Russian Iskander-M missile strike on Dolgintsevo Air Base in Dnepropetrovsk Oblast. |
| | 29 July | Su-25 | A Su-25 was destroyed in the ground by Russian Lancet strike in Kryvyi Rih. |
| | 12 August | Su-27 | A Su-27 was damaged in the ground at Myrhorod Air Base, Poltava Oblast. |
| | 12 August | MiG-29 | A MiG-29, 72 White, piloted by Olexander Migulya was shot down in a combat mission by a Russian Su-30. |
| | 16 August | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 was destroyed on the ground by Russian Iskander M strike in Dnipro Airport. |
| | 22 August | L-39 | An Aero Albatros L-39 suffered an accident during flight when a stork impacted the canopy injuring Pilot Sergei Pluguzov, he ejected but died, the damaged L-39 was successfully landed by navigator Viktor Zhos. |
| | 26 August | F-16 | A ex-Danish Air Force F-16, Serial Number 80-3600, was lost in Ukraine during a Russian missile and drone attack, according to US officials. Pilot Lt. Col. Oleksii "Moonfish" Mes was killed. |
| | 22 November | MiG-29 | A MiG-29 was destroyed in the ground at Dnipro International Airport by a Iskander missile missile. |
| | 14 December | Su-25 | A Su-25, Blue 27, of the 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade was shot down by Russian S-400 defence system near Kherson Oblast. The pilot Vladislav Igorevich Solop was killed. |
| Total | Total | 30 | 2 L-39, 1 F-16, 13 MiG-29, 9 Su-27, 5 Su-25. |

#### Rotary-wing aircraft
##### 2022

| Service | Date | Type | Description |
| | 28 February | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 from the 16th Army Aviation Brigade (Ukraine) was shot down by Russian forces over Makariv, Kyiv Oblast. The crew of three died. |
| (2) | 6 March | 2 Mil Mi-8 | Two Mil Mi-8 helicopters from the 18th Army Aviation Brigade (Poltava) [uk] were lost to enemy fire. The four crew members, Cpt. Serhiy Bondarenko [uk], Cpt. Oleksandr Chuiko [uk], Major Kostiantyn Zebnytskyi [uk], and Cpt. Vladyslav Horban [uk], died. |
| | 8 March | Mil Mi-24 | A Mil Mi-24 from the 16th Army Aviation Brigade (Ukraine) was lost over Brovary, Kyiv Oblast. Pilots Col. Oleksandr Maryniak and Cpt. Ivan Bezzub were killed. |
| (3) | 8 March | 3 Mil Mi-8 | During a raid on Russian-controlled territory three Mil Mi-8 one from the 11th Army Aviation Brigade (Ukraine) piloted by Col. Oleh Hehechkori were lost near Kyiv. Hehechkori was made a Hero of Ukraine. The second Mi-8 was shot down by a Russian missile and the crew, Ivan Pepeliashko and Oleksiy Chyzh were the only survivors. Both were captured by Russian soldiers and later released after a prisoner swap. A third Mi-8 was lost in Kyiv Oblast. |
| | 15 March | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 from the 11th Army Aviation Brigade (Ukraine) was lost near Marinka by a Russian missile. Three officers were killed, pilot Oleksandr Borys and Lieutenants Oleksandr Lazovsky, and Leonid Tymoshenko. |
| (6) | 25 March | 1 Mil Mi-8, 2 Mil Mi-24, 3 Mil Mi-2 | Russian forces captured Kherson International Airport along with one Mil Mi-8, two Mil Mi-24, and three Mil Mi-2 helicopters parked there. In November, both Mi-8 and Mi-24 helicopters were recaptured by Ukrainian forces. |
| (3) | 28 March, 5 April | 3 Mil Mi-8 | During the Siege of Mariupol, Russian forces downed three Mil Mi-8s near Mariupol as they attempted to evacuate Azov Regiment officials; the wreck of one Mi-8 shot down on 31 March was recorded by media. Of the recorded Mi-8 crash, only two crewmen survived and were captured; the remaining 15 died. Another two Mi-8 helicopters were shot down on 5 April during rescue and supply operations around Mariupol. |
| | 15 April | Mil Mi-8MSB | The remains of a Mil Mi-8MSB was discovered in northern Ukraine; the helicopter was carrying a cargo of APFSDS-T tank rounds. |
| | 23 April | Mil Mi-24 | A Mil Mi-24 from the 11th Army Aviation Brigade (Ukraine) was shot down by Russian forces over the village of Oleksandrivka, Kharkiv Oblast. Pilots Capt. Serhiy Kolisnichenko and Cpt. Oleh Skliar were killed. |
| (2) | 23 April | 2 Mil Mi-24 | Two Mil Mi-24 helicopters from 12 Army Aviation Brigade were lost in Donetsk Oblast, four servicemen; Mayor Viktor Panasyuk, Mhkola Muryachuck, Cptn Maksym Shendrikov and Pavlo Popovych died. |
| (2) | 4 May | 2 Mil Mi-24P | Two Mil Mi-24P of the 11th Separate Army Aviation Brigade were attacked by Russian forces in the military airfield of the city of Artsyz, Odesa region, during Ukrainian Snake Island assaults. One was damaged beyond repair and other lost his rotor blades. |
| | 7 May | Mil Mi-14 | A Mil Mi-14 helicopter, codename Yellow 34, from the 10th Naval Aviation Brigade piloted by Colonel Ihor Bedzai, Commander of the 10th Naval Aviation Brigade and Mykhailo Zaremba was shot down by a Russian aircraft near Odesa after returning from a mission on Snake Island. |
| | 8 May | Mil Mi-8MSB | The remains of a Mil Mi-8MSB were discovered. |
| | 16 June | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 piloted by Serhiy Oleksandrovych Meheda was destroyed by enemy fire near the village of Adamivka, Donetsk Oblast. |
| | 13 July | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 helicopter from the 16th Army Aviation Brigade (Ukraine) was lost during a combat mission in Presivchivka, Donetsk Oblast. The three crew members, Cmdr. Yevhen Kopotun, pilot Nazar Kryl, and technician Bohdan Lozovyi, died. |
| | 2 July | Unknown | An unidentified military helicopter piloted by Yevhen Kachai and Pavlo Bordyugov crashed in Kryvyi Rih Raion, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. |
| | 7 August | Mil Mi-2 | A Mil Mi-2 cargo helicopter piloted by Vadym Kravets and Ivan Sholomii was lost during a mission. Another two airmen were killed during that day. Denis Lukov and Commander Oleksiy Myrhorodskyi. |
| | 21 August | Mi-8 | An Mi-8 was shot down by Russian forces in Kharkiv. The helicopter was carrying S-8 unguided rockets. The pilots survived, as the helicopter was hit at low altitude. |
| | 31 October | Mil Mi-8 | An Mil Mi-8, call sign 843, crashed in Kostiantynivka, Donetsk Oblast. |
| | 11 November | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 helicopter, number 239, from the 456th Transport Aviation Brigade was reported lost with three of its crew. The helicopter was hit by a MANPAD during a mission in Donetsk, Msg Vitaliy Golda pilot, Lt. Col Sergey Khomik, and Mj. Viktor Penkovyi were killed. |
| | 30 November | Mi-8MTS | Remains of an Mi-8MTS helicopter were recorded in Zaporizhzhia. Date of the shootdown is unknown, the crew likely survived. |
| | 11 December | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8, call sing Black 234, was shot down in Kostiantynivka by a Russian MiG-31. Pilots Vladyslav Levchuk and Maxim Fedorov were reported killed that day in Bakhmut, Donetsk. |
| | 19 December | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 was recorded downed in Tonenkoye, near Donetsk during combat. Another helicopter escaped. Two servicemen, Lt. Col Oleksandr Zubach and Lt. Col Stanislav Gulov were reported dead. |
| Total | Total | 36 | 4 Mi-2, 22 Mi-8, 1 Mi-14, 8 Mi-24, 1 unidentified. |

##### 2023

| Service | Date | Type | Description |
| | 18 January | Eurocopter EC225 Super Puma | A helicopter carrying Ukrainian government officials crashed into a nursery and residential building in Brovary, Kyiv Oblast. The Ukrainian Minister of Internal Affairs Denys Monastyrsky, Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Yevhen Yenin, and state secretary Yuriy Lubkovych were among the dead. The deputy head of Ukraine's presidential office, Kyrylo Tymoshenko, said the minister had been en route to a "hot spot" when his helicopter crashed. The nine people on board the aircraft died, while the other casualties were locals "bringing their children to the kindergarten", according to Tymoshenko. The helicopter was an Airbus H225 operated by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. It was confirmed by a CNN news crew onsite after remnants of flight manuals among the debris were found. |
| | 21 January | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 was recorded shot down by Wagner forces using MANPADs in Bakhmut. |
| (2) | 31 January | Mil Mi-2, Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-2 was lost near Poltava. Both crew members, pilot Valdyslav Stankevych and Commander Henadiy Butenko, were killed. Another Mil Mi-8 was lost near Novodarivka, Zaporizhzhia Oblast. |
| | 13 February | Mil Mi-8MSB-V | A Mil Mi-8MSB-V, call sign Yellow 88, was damaged under unknown circumstances. It was spotted during transport. |
| | 14 February | Mil Mi-8 | A wreck of a Mil Mi-8 with digital camouflage was filmed from the cockpit of another Mi-8. It is unclear when and where it was lost. |
| | 18 February | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 was shot down by Wagner forces near Bakhmut. |
| | 17 May | Mil Mi-24 | A Mil Mi-24 was damaged during combat. |
| | 4 June | Mil Mi-24 | A Mil Mi-24 crashed in Donbas. |
| | 9 June | Mil Mi-17V | A Mi-17V-5, Serial Number 846, was lost alongside one of its crewmembers, Vladyslav Zozulay, in Kharkiv. |
| | 1 August | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 was shot down by Russian forces in the area of Mykhailivka, Beryslav Raion, Kherson Oblast. |
| (2) | 29 August | 2 Mil Mi-8 | Two Mil Mi-8 helicopters, 837 and 839 from the 18th Army Aviation Brigade (Poltava) [uk] were lost in a mission on Kramatorsk. Six airmen died. |
| | 12 October | Mil Mi-24 | A Mi-24 helicopter, 209 Black, from 18th Army Aviation Brigade crashed south of the town of Mykolaivka, Synelnykove Raion, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. The helicopter was damaged. |
| | 20 October | Mil Mi-24 | A Mi-24 helicopter was shot down near Chasiv Yar, Donetsk Oblast, a Mil Mi-8 was recorded on a SAR mission to retrieve the survivors next to the downed craft. The Commander of the 16th Helicopter Brigade, Sergei Novosad, died in the incident. |
| (2) | 9 November | 2 Mil Mi-8 | The remains of two Mil Mi-8 were recorded in a dump. |
| | 8 December | Mil Mi-8 | The remains of an Mi-8 helicopter were recorded in video, likely in Kherson Oblast. |
| Total | Total | 18 | 1 Mi-2, 11 Mi-8, 1 Mi-17, 4 Mi-24, 1 EC225 |

##### 2024

| Service | Date | Type | Comments |
| | 13 February | Mil Mi-17V-5 | A Mil Mi-17V-5 was shot down by Russian forces near Robotyne, either by a MANPAD or ATGM. From the crew of three, two died, including Vadim Pokataev. |
| (2) | 12 March | Mil Mi-17, Mi-8 | Three Mil Mi helicopters were attacked by Russian fire and precision strikes in Novopavlovka, ending with one Mi-17 and one Mi-8 helicopters destroyed. The 12th Army Aviation Brigade announced the death of two of its pilots. |
| | 17 March | Mil Mi-24 | A Mil Mi-24 helicopter was shot down by the 138th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade using MANPAD near Lukashivka in Sumy Oblast. Drone footage showed the wreckage of the helicopter. |
| | 17 March | Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 helicopter was shot down in Kherson Region, the Commander died, while two crewmen survived. |
| | 18 March | Mil Mi-8 | A Mil Mi-8 helicopter was shot down by MANPAD, killing the Commander of the helicopter Vitaly Pleka of the 16th Separate Army Aviation Brigade. |
| (2) | 11 May | 2 Mil Mi-24 | Two Mil Mi-24 helicopters were destroyed in the ground by Russian fire in Manvelivka, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Four 11th Separate Army Aviation Brigade servicemen were killed: Anatoly Skiba, Oleksandr Atasov, Dmytro Kokorin and Serhiy Nazarchuk. |
| | 2 July | Mil Mi-24 | A Mi-24 attack helicopter was destroyed by Russian cluster munition strike on Poltava Air base. |
| | 9 July | Mi-8 | A Mi-8, Black 241 from 12th Army Aviation Brigade was shot down by Russian forces in the Northern region. Four crewmen were killed. |
| | 19 July | Mi-8 | A Mi-8MSB-V, Black 160 from 11th Army Aviation Brigade crashed in Kirovograd Oblast. |
| | 29 July | Mi-8 | A Mi-8, was recorded dumped next to a field in Russian controlled Ukraine. |
| | 1 August | Mi-2 | A Mi-2MSB, Yellow 101 was reported lost in a crash during a flying training exercise performed by the National University of the Ukrainian Air Force near Kharkiv. Two pilots died. |
| | 22 October | Mi-24PU1 | A Mi-24PU1, bortnumber 605 crashed in Lviv oblast, the crew of 3 were wounded with the airframe suffering damage on both rotors and fuselage. |
| Total | Total | 14 | 1 Mi-2, 6 Mi-8, 2 Mi-17, 5 Mi-24 |

#### Unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV)
##### 2022

| Service | Date | Comments |
| (4) | 24 February | Four Bayraktar TB2 drones were abandoned in Chuhuiv Airbase and subsequently destroyed on the ground by Ukrainian Forces, amid Russian rocket attacks. |
| | 4 March | A Bayraktar TB2 was destroyed on the ground in Kulbakino Air Base, Mykolaiv. |
| | 8 March | A Tu-141 reconnaissance drone was reported crashed. Ukraine was the only known operator of the drone. |
| | 7 March | The remains of a shot-down Bayraktar TB2 were recorded in Zhytomyr. |
| | 9 March | A Bayraktar TB2, tail number T223, was lost under unknown circumstances in Crimea. Images surfaced on 18 February 2023. |
| | 11 March | A Tu-141 reconnaissance drone crashed in front of a student campus in Zagreb, Croatia. Croatian president Zoran Milanović said it was clear the drone came from the direction of Ukraine, entering Croatia after flying over Hungary. An investigation conducted by the Ministry of Defence of Croatia concluded that the crashed drone had belonged to the Armed Forces of Ukraine and carried a bomb meant for striking Russian positions but it had strayed off course and crashed after it ran out of fuel. |
| | 13 March | A Tu-141 reconnaissance drone was shot down by Russian forces in Crimea. |
| | 17 March | A Bayraktar TB2 was shot down over Kyiv; the Russian Ministry of Defense published images of the drone wreckage. |
| | 24 March | A UJ-22 Airborne UAV was shot down near Klintsy, Bryansk Oblast, Russia. |
| | 29 March | A Bayraktar TB2 was shot down, likely in eastern Ukraine. |
| | 30 March | A UJ-22 Airborne drone was reported shot down by Russian Pantsir S1 air defenses. |
| | 2 April | A Bayraktar TB2, serial number T187 was lost in Kherson. |
| | 12 April | A Tu-143 drone was shot down over Kharkiv by Russian forces. |
| | 25 April | A Bayraktar TB2, registration number S49T, was shot down in Kursk Oblast, Russia, after allegedly attacking a Russian base. The drone was destroyed on its way back to his base. |
| (2) | 27 April | Two Bayraktar TB2 drones were reported shot down in Russia: one in Belgorod and another in Kursk. By 28 April 2022, Russian forces had successfully destroyed six Bayraktar TB2 drones as confirmed by imagery. |
| | 28 April | A Tu-141 reconnaissance drone was shot down during an attack on Russian-controlled Kherson. |
| | 29 April | A Bayraktar TB2, registration number S52 was shot down Russian forces in Novovodyane Luhansk. |
| | 30 April | A Tu-143 drone was shot down over Bryansk, Russia, by Russian forces. |
| | 1 May | A Bayraktar TB2, registration number S51T was shot down in Kursk Oblast, Russia. |
| | 10 May | A Tu-143 drone was recorded crashed. |
| | 20 May | A Bayraktar TB2 drone with tail number T274 was reported shot down in Vuhledar, Donetsk Oblast, by Russian air defenses. |
| | 23 May | The remains of a Bayraktar TB2, tail number 75, was recovered from Romanian territorial waters by Romanian Naval Forces. The wreckage was first discovered on 11 May 2022 about two nautical miles of Sulina. The drone was likely shot down during the Snake Island attacks conducted by Ukraine in the first week of May 2022. |
| | 23 May | A Tupolev Tu-143 drone was shot down by Russian air defenses in Rostov, Russia. |
| | 22 June | Two drones launched an attack on an oil refinery in Novoshakhtinsk, Russia. One of the drones was destroyed when it struck an oil tank. The footage of the attack showed a drone resembling a commercial Mugin-5 or SkyEye 5000 drone. |
| | 29 June | A Tu-141 reconnaissance drone was shot down east of Kursk. |
| (2) | 3 July | Two Tu-143 reconnaissance drones were shot down in the direction of Kursk, head of the Kursk Oblast Roman Starovoyt reported. |
| | 21 July | A Bayraktar TB2 was shot down in Kharkiv Oblast as it attempted to enter Russian territory; images of the drone wreckage were displayed. |
| | 25 July | The remains of a Bayraktar TB2, tail number T29, were found in Kherson. |
| | 25 July | A Bayraktar TB2 drone with tail number U139 was reported shot down in Belgorod Oblast. |
| | 9 August | A Bayraktar TB2 drone with call sign 409 was shot down. |
| | 2 September | The remains of a Bayraktar TB2 drone were discovered in Kherson. |
| | 20 September | A Ukrspecsystems PD-1 multipurpose UAV in transport containers along with the technical documentation was captured, located in a cache in a forest near Kostohryzove in Kherson Oblast. |
| | 29 November | The remains of a Bayraktar TB2 drone were published on social media near the Inhulets river, Mykolaiv. |
| | 24 December | A Tu-141 drone was shot down near Voronezh, Russia. |
| Total | 36 | 23 Bayraktar TB-2, 6 Tu-141, 6 Tu-143, 2 UJ-22 |

##### 2023

| Service | Date | Aircraft | Comment |
| | 15 January | Bayraktar TB2 | Downed using EW systems. |
| | 22 January | Bayraktar TB2 | Crashed under unknown circumstances. |
| | 5 February | Tu-141 | While carrying a OFAB-100-120 bomb, it crashed near Kaluga, Russia. |
| | 23 February | Bayraktar TB2 | Crashed in Kharkiv Oblast due to friendly fire. |
| | 28 February | Tu-141 | Crashed while armed with explosives near village of Novyi, Giaginsky District. |
| | 28 February | UJ-22 Airborne | Crashed near gas compressor facility in Kolomensky District, Moscow Oblast. |
| | 25 April | UJ-22 Airborne | Crashed in Moscow Oblast. |
| | 5 May | Bayraktar TB2 | Shot down by Ukrainian air defenses over Kyiv after loss of control. |
| | 12 May | Bayraktar TB2 | Call sign U106 was shot down by Russian forces near Marinka. |
| | 17 July | Bayraktar TB2 | Call sign T 263 was shot down by Russian Forces in Kherson Oblast, near Heroiskoye. |
| | 30 August | UJ-22 Airborne | Downed by a Russian Mi-28N. |
| | 22 December | UJ-25 Skyline | Remains found in Russia. Crashed into the roof of a house. |
| Total | Total | 12 | 6 Bayraktar TB-2, 2 Tu-141, 3 UJ-22, 1 UJ-25 |

##### 2024

| Service | Date | Type | Description |
| | 23 May | A-22 Foxbat | An Aeroprakt A-22 Foxbat modified into UAV was shot down by Russian air defense over Nizhnekamsk, Republic of Tatarstan. |
| | 21 August | A-22 Foxbat | An Aeroprakt A-22 Foxbat modified into UAV was shot down by Russian air defense near Olenegorsk, Murmansk Oblast. |
| | 6 November | A-22 Foxbat | An Aeroprakt A-22 Foxbat modified into UAV was shot down by Russian air defense near Kaspiysk Naval Base, Dagestan. |
| (2) | 25 December | A-22 Foxbat | Two Aeroprakt A-22 Foxbats modified into UAV was shot down by Russian air defenses over Grozny, Chechnya and Malgobek, Ingushetia. |
| Total | Total | 5 | 5 A-22 Foxbat |

#### Civilian aircraft
##### 2022

| Date | Type | Description |
| 24 February | Antonov An-225 Mriya | Destroyed on the ground at Hostomel Airport. |
| 24 February | Antonov An-74 | Registration number UR-74010 was destroyed by Russian forces during the Battle of Antonov Airport. |
| 24 February | Antonov An-26 | Registration number UR-13395 was destroyed during the battle for Hostomel. |
| 24 February | Antonov An-124 | Registration number UR-82009 was heavily damaged during the battle for Hostomel. |
| 24 February | Antonov An-22 | Registration UR-09307 was heavily damaged during the battle for Hostomel. |
| 24 February | Antonov An-28 | Registrations UR-NTE and UR-UZD were damaged during the battle for Hostomel. |
| 24 February | Antonov/Taqnia An-132 | The only prototype model Antonov/Taqnia An-132 with registration number UR-EXK was damaged beyond repair during the Battle of Antonov Airport. The left wing was damaged beyond repair, in addition to significant shrapnel damage to the engine and fuselage. |
| 24 February | Antonov An-148 | Registration UR-NTA was damaged during hostilities at Hostomel Airport. Footage shows moderate shrapnel damage to both the forward fuselage, wing box and tailplane areas of the aircraft. |
| 24 February | Cessna 172 Cutlass | Registrations UR-LKS and UR-IFC stored in the Antonov An-225 hangar were heavily damaged by shrapnel during the Battle of Antonov Airport. |
| 24 February | Tecnam P2002 Sierra | Operated by National Aviation University, it was damaged at Hostomel Airport. |
| 24 February | Antonov An-12 | UR-21510 and UR-11315 were destroyed during hostilities at Hostomel Airport. |
| 24 February | Antonov An-140 | UR-NTP was damaged during hostilities at Hostomel Airport. |
| 24 February | Antonov An-72 | Yellow 06 was destroyed during hostilities at Hostomel Airport. |
| 22 April | Antonov An-26 | Lost in Zaporizhzhia Raion; of the crew of three, one crew member died the others two were wounded. Ukrainian officials said heavy fog was the cause of the crash. |
| 7 May | L-39C Albatros, MiG-21UM, MiG-21bis | Four aircraft owned by the Odessa Aircraft Plant were destroyed during a Russian missile attack on Odessa Airport, with two others damaged. A MiG-21UM, L-39C Blue 02 (c/n 530540) and an ex-Algerian MiG-21bis (s/n 2231) were destroyed, L-39C (c/n 533221) was damaged beyond repair, and another two ex-Algerian MiG-21bis (s/n 2232 and s/n 2237) were damaged. |
| 4 June | KhaZ-30 | Registration UR-KVP was destroyed due to shelling at Korotych Airfield, near Kharkiv. |
| 1 July | Antonov An-12 | Damaged after skidding of the runway at Uzhhorod International Airport. |
| 2 September | Antonov An-74 | Destroyed in a Russian missile strike at Kharkiv Aviation Plant. |

##### 2023

| Date | Type | Description |
| 5 April | Aeroprakt A-22 Foxbat | Forced landing near Butovsk, Bryansk Oblast. The pilot was captured by the Russian Federal Security Service. |