Jamaica - Defence Force
| Kingston - Up Park Camp |
| Kingston/Norman Manley Intl |
| Kingston - Up Park Camp (--) | ||||||
| Wing | Flight | Aircraft Type(s) | Name | Badge | ||
| Air Wing |
2nd Flight | Bell 412EP(i) | Scorpion |  |
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| 3rd Flight | Bell 407 Bell 429 |
Viper |  |
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The JDF's love affair with Bell is shown here with the Bell 407 in green colours.
Wim Sonneveld.
The Bell 412 is the largest helicopter in service with the JDF.
Wim Sonneveld
| Kingston/Norman Manley Intl (MKJP) | ||||||
RWY 12/30 POS 17°56'08"N 076°47'15"W ELEV 10 ft | ||||||
| Wing | Flight | Aircraft Type(s) | Name | Badge | ||
| Air Wing |
1st Flight | Beech 350ER DA42L-360 |
Eagle |  |
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| Caribbean Military Aviation School | Bell 206B-3 DA40-F DA42NG |
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| The Bell 206s are based at Up Park Camp. | ||||||
Two Diamond DA40s were purchased in Canada to kick start the Jamaica Military Aviation School, later renamed to Caribbean Military Aviation School.
Wim Sonneveld
This immaculate Bell 206B-3 is part of the Caribbean Military Aviation School.
Wim Sonneveld.