Number: |
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| 216 | 
| First F1AZ flown by a SAAF pilot, Capt Gawie Winterbach in France and in SA. Fitted with Russian SMR-95 engine and displayed at SAAF 75. Failing SAAF interest the aircraft was moved to the SAAF Museum Swartkops on 22/12/97. However, during 2000 the aircraft was moved to Aerosud for the revival of the "Super Mirage F1AZ" programme as an export venture. Currently with Aerosud for engine and operational testing. |
| 217 | 
| Second F1AZ flown by a SAAF pilot, Capt Andre van der Heever in SA. Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. Used by the last "Billy" Lt. Col Jan Minnie for his solo display as part of the AZ retirement ceremony. Took part in final five ship display - last pilot name in yellow: Lt Kol Mienie "Billy". This was the last flight in SA by an F1 as part of the SAAF.
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| 218 | 
| Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 219 | 
| Took part in AZ retirement ceremony. Static display. Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 220 | 
| Only aircraft used in the Border War that was painted in final three tone colour scheme. Aircraft used extensively in final stages of Border War. Took part in AZ retirement ceremony. Took part in final five ship display - last pilot name in yellow: Capt Spencer "Sandman". Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 221 | Photo unavailable. | Written off on 23/07/85 at AFB Hoedspruit. Aircraft suffered fuel pipe problem. During the attempted emergency landing the aircraft crashed in spectacular fashion. Pilot walked away safely. Some components of this aircraft was mated to the front section of 205 and the aircraft returned to operational use as 205. The rest of this aircraft was later rebuild to fly as 221 again. It was written off on 05/02/92 after bird ingestion. The emergency landing attempt was unsuccessful as the aircraft crashed 1nm short of the runway. Pilot ejected safely. |
| 222 | Photo unavailable. | Written off on 04/04/85 at AFB Hoedspruit. Pilot ejected safely. |
| 223 | Photo unavailable. | Written off on 19/03/88. Aircraft crashed during low-level night operation in Angola. Pilot lost his life. |
| 224 | 
| Written off on 09/06/93. During a low level bombing exercise the aircraft was damaged due to shrapnel. Pilot ejected safely. |
| 225 | 
| Withdrawn from service. Took part in AZ retirement ceremony. Took part in final five ship display - last pilot name in yellow: Capt Williamson "Shotgun".On offer for sale. |
| 226 | 
| Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 227 | 
| Withdrawn from service. Currently with Aerosud. On offer for sale. |
| 228 | 
| Written off on 13/02/84 near Lydenburg. Pilot got lost during bad weather, with malfunctioning instruments. Pilot ejected safely. |
| 229 | 
| Withdrawn from service. 229 was for many year the 'mascot' of 1 Sqdn. This aircraft performed the last public display of the AZ at the Silver Queen airshow, on 20/09/97, flown by the OC, 1 Sqdn, Lt Col Jan Minnie. On offer for sale. |
| 230 | 
| Used in the air race against the Oryx, with Cmdt Dolf Prinsloo in the AZ taking victory. Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 231 | 
| Withdrawn from service. Non std. camou pattern on front part of the nose. On offer for sale. |
| 232 | 
| Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 233 | 
| Used at TFDC for system and missile testing. Not painted in 3 tone toned scheme. Later to AFB Swartkop, but not on static display. Currently with Aerosud for system testing. Unusual fairing between ventral strakes, which is not fitted to SAAF AZs. Used in Citroen commercial in a "civilian" colour scheme. On offer for sale. |
| 234 | 
| Aircraft written of on 23/11/93. During a low level maritime shipping strike exercise, the aircraft crashed into the sea, off Cape Point. Pilot ejected, but was lost at sea. |
| 235 | 
| Later used as an avionics demonstrator and painted in a special bright blue/white scheme. Known as the "World's Fastest Dairy Truck". Similar fairing between ventral strakes as 233. Delivered to SAAF Museum Swartkop on 22/10/97 and placed on static display - engine removed. |
| 236 | 
| Withdrawn from service. Took part in AZ retirement ceremony. Took part in final five ship display - last pilot name in yellow: Capt Vasiljevic "Dragon".On offer for sale. |
| 237 | 
| Withdrawn from service. Took part in AZ retirement ceremony. Took part in final five ship display - last pilot name in yellow: Maj Pretorius "Piranha".On offer for sale. |
| 238 | Photo unavailable. | Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 239 | 
| Withdrawn from service. Took part in AZ retirement ceremony. Took part in final five ship display - last pilot name in yellow: Lt Col Potgieter "Gabriel".On offer for sale. |
| 240 | 
| Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 241 | 
| Withdrawn from service. Took part in AZ retirement ceremony as static aircraft. On offer for sale. |
| 242 | 
| Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 243 | 
| Painted in experimental colour scheme, similar as "Air Superiority" of the CZ. Aircraft used extensively in last stages of Border War. Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 244 | 
| Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale. |
| 245 | 
| Written off on 20/02/88. Aircraft hit by SA-13 missile. Pilot lost his life. Exact circumstances that caused the death of the pilot is unclear to this day. |
| 246 | Photo unavailable. | Aircraft written off on 15/02/79, after experiencing repeated engine flame outs. Aircraft crashed near Cullinan. Pilot ejected safely. This was the first F1 lost by the SAAF. |
| 247 | 
| Withdrawn from service. On offer for sale.
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