with deliveries starting in 1982 Austrian Air Force: 13 aircraft remaining in service as of December 2021 Bolivian Air Force: 24 aircraft delivered. 2 remain in service as of December 2021 Botswana Defence Force Air Wing: seven (delivered from 1990) to be replaced by five PC-7 Mk 2s in 2013. Five PC-7 Mk II aircraft formally accepted into service on February 8, 2013, removing six PC-7s from service. Royal Brunei Air Force: has four (PC-7 Mk 2). The type is also used by the Alap-Alap Formation aerobatic display team. Chad Air Force: two aircraft remaining in service as of December 2021 Chilean Navy: seven aircraft remain in service as of December 2021 Direction générale de l'armement: 6 aircraft delivered Guatemalan Air Force: one aircraft remaining in service as of December 2021 Indian Air Force: 78 India has decided to shelve ordering 38 more and placed orders for HAL HTT-40 Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force: 34 aircraft remain in service as of December 2021 Royal Malaysian Air Force: 30 PC-7 Turbo Trainers out of a first order of 44 (delivered from 1983), 17 PC-7 Mk IIs out of a second order of 19 (delivered in two batches, nine from 2001 and ten from 2007). Total of 47 currently in service. The type is also used by the Taming Sari aerobatic display team. Mexican Air Force: 88 (first delivery May 1979) Myanmar Air Force: first deliveries in 1979. 16 aircraft in service as of December 2021 Royal Netherlands Air Force: 13 aircraft in service as of December 2021 South African Air Force: 60 (PC-7 Mk 2s). The type is also used by the Silver Falcons aerobatic display team. Swiss Air Force: 40 (delivered from 1979), 28 PC-7 upgraded with new cockpit in service in 2011. The type is also used by the PC-7 Team aerobatic display team. United Arab Emirates Air Force: 31 aircraft in service as of December 2021 Uruguayan Air Force: 5 aircraft in service as of December 2021 Former military operators Bophuthatswana Bophuthatswana Air Force Three (delivered from 1989, later transferred to South Africa and subsequently served in the Sierra Leone civil war and Chad) Iraq Air Force: 52 (delivered from 1980) Nigerian Air Force had two aircraft in service. Former civil operators Swissair Accidents and incidents The South African Air Force (SAAF) grounded their fleet of PC-7 MkIIs after a crash on 15 January 2008. The aircraft