Alenia C-27J Spartan
Overview
C-27J Spartan
Romanian air force C-27J Spartan seen in 2019.
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Italy
Australia
Greece
Variants
C-27J Spartan
Standard tactical transport variant, first introduced in 2006. This is the most common variant of the C-27J.
HC-27J Spartan
US Coast Guard variant, introduced in November 2014. Created by fitting 14 former US Air Force C-27J with special mission equipment such as surveillance equipment and multi-mode radar.
MC-27J Preatorian
Special operations support variant. Created using equipment initially. developed for the cancelled AC-27 Stinger II project for US Air Force Special Operations Command. Can operate as aerial gunship with 30mm autocannon and Hellfire missiles. Three aircraft ordered by the Italian air force in 2016.
EC-27J Jedi
Electronic warfare variant. The name JEDI is an acronym for "jamming and electronic defence instrumentation". Ordered in 2010 by the Italian air force.
Details
Media
C-27J Spartan
Bulgarian air force C-27J Spartan seen in 2012.
Source: Srđan Popović
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Mexican air force C-27J Spartan seen in 2015.
Source: Armando Olivo Martín del Campo
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View of the cockpit of a Royal Australian Air Force C-27J Spartan on display in 2015.
Source: Hpeterswald
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View of the cargo area of an Italian air force C-27J Spartan in 2010.
Source: Alex Beltyukov
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HC-27J Spartan
US Coast Guard HC-27J Spartan seen in flight.
Source: US Coast Guard
Copyright: Public domain
HC-27J Spartan
US Coast Guard HC-27J Spartan seen in flight.
Source: US Coast Guard
Copyright: Public domain
EC-27J Jedi
Italian air force EC-27J Jedi seen in flight during operations in Iraq.
Source: Italian air force
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C-27J Spartan
Forward view of Mexican air force C-27J Spartan seen in flight in 2013.
Source: André Du-Pont
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