# List of equipment of the Pakistan Air Force

The following is an organised list of equipment used by the Pakistan Air Force.

## Air defence

| Equipment | OEM | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Air defence systems ||||||
| HQ-9BE | CASIC | China | HIMAD | Used by PAF's air defence branch |
| HQ-16FE | CASIC | China | LOMAD | Used by multiple SAM squadrons of PAF air defence branch |
| SPADA-2000 | MBDA | Italy | SHORAD | 10 Batteries in service. |
| Crotale | Thales | France | SHORAD | Crotale-2000, 3000 and 4000 versions in service with PAF air defence SAM squadrons. |
| FN-16 | | China | MANPADS | Operated by multiple PAF AD units. |
| Mistral | Thales | France | MANPADS | Operated by multiple PAF AD units. |
| Anza | GIDS | Pakistan | MANPADS | Operated by multiple PAF AD units. |

## Radars

| Equipment | OEM | Origin | Inducted | Notes |
| Ground Radars |||||
| AN/TPS-77 | Lockheed Martin | United States | 2008 | Inducted as part of PADS-2000 and later PADS-2020 program. |
| AN/TPS-43 | Westinghouse Electric Corporation | United States | 1980 | TPS-43G and TPS-43J variants in service. Inducted under PADS-77 project. |
| YLC-2 | NRIET | China | 2001 | Acquired in emergency during Operation Sentinel. Being replaced by YLC-2A and YLC-18s. |
| YLC-6 | NRIET | China | 2005 | Low level radar inducted as part of PADS-2000. |
| YLC-18 | NRIET | China | 2020 | Acquired under the PADS-2020 program. |
| DR-172/MPDR-90 | Siemens | Germany | 1980 | Low level radar acquired under the PADS-77 project. |
| DR-161/MPDR-45 | Siemens | Germany | 1981 | Low level radar acquired under the PADS-77 project. |

## Aircraft munitions

| Name | Origin | OEM | Type | Notes |
| Air-to-air missile |||||
| AIM-7 Sparrow | United States | Raytheon | Semi-active radar homing missile | In limited use. |
| AIM-9 Sidewinder | United States | Raytheon | Infrared homing missile | AIM-9B used historically, AIM-9J,L,P & M variants in use. |
| MAA-1B | Brazil | Mectron | Infrared homing Air to Air missile | |
| AIM-120 AMRAAM | United States | Raytheon | Beyond visual range missile | AIM-120C-5 in use. |
| PL-15 | China | China Airborne Missile Academy (CAMA) | Beyond visual range missile | Arms the JF-17 Block-III and J-10C. |
| FAAZ | Pakistan | GIDS | Beyond visual range missile | |
| SD-10A | China | Leihua Electronic Technology Research Institute | Beyond visual range missile | Arms the JF-17. |
| PL-11 | China | SAST | Semi-active radar homing | |
| PL-5EII | China | CAIC | Infrared homing missile | Used by JF-17s. |
| PL-9 | China | Luoyang Electro-Optics Technology Development Centre (EOTDC) | Infrared homing missile | Used by F-7MP/PG |
| R.550 Magic | France | Matra / MBDA | Infrared homing | |
| R-Darter | South Africa | Denel Dynamics | Active radar homing (BVR) | |
| Air-to-surface missile |||||
| AGM-88 HARM | United States | Raytheon | Air-to-ground missile | |
| AGM-65 Maverick | United States | Raytheon | Air to ground missile | |
| MAR-1 | Brazil | Mectron | Air to ground missile | |
| AG-300 | China | CASIC | Air to ground missile | |
| LD-10 | China | Leihua Electronic Technology Research Institute | Anti-radiation missile | |
| Barq | Pakistan | GIDS | Smart munition | |
| Ra'ad | Pakistan | NESCOM | Air-launched cruise missile | |
| Ra'ad-II | Pakistan | NESCOM | Air-launched cruise missile | |
| HAFR | Pakistan | Air Weapons Complex | Anti-runway penetration bomb | |
| MAM-L | Turkey | Roketsan | Smart munition | |
| MAM-T | Turkey | Roketsan | Smart munition | |
| AS-30L | France | Aérospatiale | Semi-active laser homing missile | In limited use by PAF Mirage-IIIs and Mirage-Vs. |
| Matra Durandal | France | Matra | Anti-runway penetration bomb | |
| Anti-ship missile |||||
| AGM-84 Harpoon | United States | McDonnell Douglas/Boeing Defense, Space & Security | Anti-ship missile | |
| Exocet | France | Aérospatiale/MBDA | Anti-ship missile | Used by PAF Dassault Mirage-VPA3 |
| C-802AK | China | CASIC | Anti-ship missile | 150 |
| CM-400AKG | China | CASIC | Anti-ship missile | |
| General-purpose bomb |||||
| PK-81 | Pakistan | GIDS | General purpose steel bomb | License made Mark 81. |
| PK-82 | Pakistan | GIDS | General purpose steel bomb | License made Mark 82. |
| PK-83 | Pakistan | GIDS | General purpose steel bomb | License made Mark 83. |
| PK-84 | Pakistan | GIDS | General purpose steel bomb | License made Mark 84. |
| Precision-guided munition |||||
| H-2 SOW | Pakistan | NESCOM | Glide bomb | |
| H-4 SOW | Pakistan | NESCOM | Smart Glide bomb | Arms the PAF's Mirages and JF-17s. |
| I-REK | Pakistan | GIDS | Guided glide bomb | |
| Takbir | Pakistan | GIDS | Glide bomb | |
| GBU-10 Paveway II | United States | Raytheon/Lockheed Martin | Laser-guided bomb | |
| SCP-5 | Pakistan | GIDS | Bunker Busting bomb | |
| Al Battaar | Pakistan | GIDS | Laser guided bomb | |
| LT-2 | China | CASC | Precision Guided Bomb | |
| LS-6/500 | China | AVIC | Glide bomb | |
| LS-3 | China | AVIC | Glide bomb | |

## Pod

| Pods | OEM | Origin | Type | Notes |
| Pod |||||
| ASELPOD | Aselsan | Turkey | Targeting pod | Used by PAC JF-17 Thunders. |
| Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod | Lockheed Martin | United States | Targeting pod | Used by F-16s. |
| ATLIS II | Thomson-CSF | France | Targeting pod | Used by F-16s. |
| DB-110 | UTC Aerospace Systems | United States | Reconnaissance pod | |

## Vehicles

| Name | Origin | OEM | Type | Notes |
| International MaxxPro | United States | International Truck | MRAP & Armoured fighting vehicle | |
| MW-240 | Switzerland | MineWolf Systems | Mine Clearance Vehicle | |

## Retired Equipment
### Air Defence

| Name | Origin | OEM | Type | Notes |
| HQ-2B Black Arrow | China | China Precision Machinery Import-Export Corporation | Surface to Air missile | 10+ Launchers with surplus missiles acquired in 1983. Retired by 2020. |

### Radars

| Name | Origin | OEM | Type | Notes |
| Type-13 | United Kingdom | Marconi Electronic Systems | Height finder radar | Inducted in 1952 and retired in 1968. |
| Type-14 | United Kingdom | Marconi Electronic Systems | Surveillance radar | Inducted in 1952 and retired in 1968. |
| Type-15 | United Kingdom | Marconi Electronic Systems | Ground Control/Intercept systems | Inducted in 1955. |
| Type-21 | United Kingdom | Marconi Electronic Systems | Tactical control system | Inducted in 1952 and retired in 1968. |
| HF-200 | United Kingdom | Plessey | Height Finder radar | Inducted in 1967. |
| AR-1 | United Kingdom | Plessey | Height Finder radar | 6 units acquired between 1968-69. |
| AR-15 | United Kingdom | Plessey | Height Finder radar | Mobile version of AR-1. 3 units acquired in 1973, later retired. |
| Condor | United Kingdom | Plessey | Height Finder radar | 3 radars acquired in 1966-68 which equipped the No. 400, 403 and 410 squadrons. Later retired in 1990 with one of them put on display at the PAF Museum. |
| FPS-6 | United States | General Electric | Height finder radar | One radar inducted in 1959 as part of the MDAP program. Retired after 1965 war. |
| FPS-20 | United States | Bendix Corporation | Surveillance radar | Single unit inducted in 1959 as part of the MDAP program. Replaced with YLC-2 Radar in the early 2000s. |
| P-35 Saturn | Soviet Union | All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Radio Engineering (VNIIRT) | Surveillance radar | 2 units were acquired from the USSR in 1966-1969 time frame. Retired in 1979 due to non-availability of spares from the USSR. |

### Munitions

| Name | Origin | OEM | Type | Notes |
| Air-to-air missile |||||
| AIM-9B | United States | Raytheon | Infrared homing | Historically used on F-86 Sabres and Shenyang F-6s. |
| R.530 | France | Matra | semi active radar homing and infrared homing | Used by PAF Mirage-IIIEPs. |