Switzerland: Facilities and Units

Switzerland Swiss Airforce Alpnach Air Base (N 46°56’19”, E 08°17’03”) Lufttransportstaffel 6: SA. 532UL (2002) × 5 Lufttransportstaffel 8: SA. 532UL (2002) × 5 Emmen Air Base (N 47°05’32”, E 08°18’16”) Zielflugstaffel 12: Pilatus PC-9 (2005) × 3, F5E Tiger II (1979) × 5 Fliegerstaffel 24: Pilatus PC-9 (2005) × 4, F5F Tiger II (1979) × 3 Dübendorf Air Base (N 47°23’55”, E 08°38’53”) Lufttransportstaffel 4: SA. 532UL (2002) × 4 Lufttransportstaffel 5: SA. 532UL (2002) × 5 Meiringen Air Base (N 46°44’25”, E 08°06’36”) Fliegerstaffel 8 Destructors: F5E Tiger II (1979) × 6 Fliegerstaffel 11 Tigers: F/A-18D (2014) × 5 Payerne Air Base (N 46°50’36”, E 06°54’54”) Fliegerstaffel 6 Ducks: F5E Tiger II (1979) × 6 Fliegerstaffel 17 Falcons: F/A-18C (2014) × 12 Fliegerstaffel 18 Panthers: F/A-18C (2014) × 13 Lufttransportstaffel 1: SA. 532UL (2002) × 5 Sion Airport (N 46°13’11”, E 07°19’36”) Fliegerstaffel 16: F5F Tiger II (1979) × 4 Fliegerstaffel 19 Swans: F5E Tiger II (1979) × 6 FLORAKO TAFLIR : AN/MPQ-64 (1994) × 5 (Mobile) Master M: Mount Pilatus, Scopi Master A: Weisshorn, Weissfluh Notes & Changes - The 600m grass runway at Dubendort Airbase is not modelled - The 555m grass runway at Sion Airport is not modelled - Units are balanced among squadrons. Only permanant squadrons are counted (Why does Switzerland have so many squadrons with so few aircraft????) - 6 F5s of the demonstration team are not included - PC9s at Emmen AB are replaced with Ireland ones due to database limitations - 532UL cougars are replaced with French models due to database limitations - TAFLIR radars replaced with the American AN/MPQ-64 model. - Since the Master-type radar stations' exact location on the 4 mountains is classified, they are put on top of the mountains. The locations of M and A types are also randomly sorted.