Sokolnice, with RAT-31DL 5th Radiotechnical Company, in Třebotovice, with radars P-37, PRV-17 and ST-68U mobile radars 6th Radiotechnical Company, in Kříženec, with radars P-37, PRV-17, ST-68U, and RL-4AS mobile radars 7th Radiotechnical Company, in Hrušovany, with P-37 and PRV-17 mobile radars 263nd Support Battalion, in Hlavenec Force Protection Company Reserve Control and Reporting Centre, in Větrušice Logistic Company Radar Maintenance Center, in Olomouc Prague Air Traffic Services Station, at Prague Airport Pardubice Airport Authority Flight Training Centre (CLV) Pardubice, with 1× EV-97, 8× Z-142CAF, 1× Zlin Z-142, 1× Zlin Z-43, 7× L-39C, 2× L-410UVP, 6× Mi-2 and 6× Mi-17 (as of 31 December 2017), is not a part of the Air Force. Primary flight training was outsourced as of 1 April 2004. CLV is a branch of LOM PRAHA s.p., state owned company. Aircraft Current inventory Notes References Bibliography Brown, Alan Clifford. The Czechoslovak Air Force in Britain, 1940–1945 (PhD Thesis). University of Southampton, Faculty of Arts, School of Humanities, 1998, 237 pages. Titz, Zdenek; Davies, Gordon and Ward, Richard. Czechoslovakian Air Force, 1918–1970 (Aircam Aviation Series no. S5). Reading, Berkshire, UK: Osprey Publishing Ltd., 1971. . External links Global Security entry Official Czech Army site Book about JAS Gripen in Prague Photo galleries of the Czech Air Force Photo at Photo Planes.com Transcript of Czech Parliament concerning MiG-29 exchange with Poland Air forces by country Military of the Czech Republic Aviation in the Czech Republic 1993 establishments in the Czech Republic Military units and formations established in 1993