Twelve EC120s were delivered. During the 80th anniversary of the armed forces, no less than ten of them performed fly-bys around the national monument in Jakarta. It is seen here on approach to Halim Perdanakusuma though.

Twelve EC120s were delivered. During the 80th anniversary of the armed forces, no less than ten of them performed fly-bys around the national monument in Jakarta. It is seen here on approach to Halim Perdanakusuma though.

Twelve EC120s were delivered. During the 80th anniversary of the armed forces, no less than ten of them performed fly-bys around the national monument in Jakarta. It is seen here on approach to Halim Perdanakusuma though.

Ex RAAF A1-728

Ex RAAF A1-730

Reserialled H-2060 by the time it ended service. A relatively new addition to the collection, first noted here in 2017

ex A1-396: crashed on March 11th 2008

As from 2001, the Indonesian AF took delivery of twelve EC120, HL-1201 being the first one. Replacing the Bell 47 as the TNI-AU's basic helicopter trainer, all Colibri's for years were operated by Skadron Udara 7 only. However, to better separate operational from training duties, a dedicated helicopter training squadron was inaugurated on September 1, 2022 ("Skadron Pendidikan 105"). The TNI-AU's helicopter display team "Dynamic Pegasus" also performs on the Colibri, temporarly drawing four helis from the two squadrons. The entire EC120 fleet is based at Kalijati / Suryadarma AF Base (WHIK).

The EC120 replaced the Bell 47 as the TNI-AU's basic helicopter trainer. The Colibri's are operated by Skadron Udara 7 based in Kalijati (WHIK). Here, HL-1202 is seen during a rare visit to the TNI-AU's main fixed-wing training base at Yogyakarta, southern Java.