A Forces Armées de la République Démocratique du Congo - Force Aérienne or in short FARDC(FA) seen during its landing at Goma. The aircraft was involved in an accident during a landing attempt at Beni Airport (DRC). The An-26 overran the runway and went down in a slope and broke in three parts upon impact. All four crew and 65 military passengers survived. the incident, but the aircraft was a complete write-off.

A Mi-24V of the Forces Armées de la République Démocratique du Congo - Force Aérienne (FARDC(FA) in its hangar at Goma. The DC-3 is 9Q-CAM and was stored in front of the air force hangar.

MB326K modified to GB, possibly in storage with many other aircraft in N'Djili hangar. Somewhere in 2014 this aircraft was preserved at the base.

Former Libyan Air Force MiG-23UB in hangar of FADRC(AF) at N'Djili. Aircraft become unservicable after rear ejection seat was accidently activated with visitor. Visitor and pilot, sitting next to cockpit on intake, died when ejection seat went through hangar roof.

This aircraft was possibly written-off on 30 June 2007.

The fuselage of this former Congolese warrior sits rather forlornly at what will likely be its last resting place at the Norfolk & Suffolk Aviation Museum.

An exclusive picture of a Mi-35 Hind of the Force Aérienne Congolaise at Goma International Airport. The attack helicopters of the FAC are rarely seen and it is believed that a dozen or so were delivered, Mi-24s, Mi-24Vs and this sole Mi-35.

Makasi was the name the unit of Cuban pilots in Congo flying for the CIA fighting Che Guevara between 1962-1966. They took part on the rescue mission of the American and Belgian hostages in Stanleyville on Nov 24, 1964.