One of the exhibits in the excellent Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) Museum at Ratmalana is this former SLAF Jet Provost wearing serial CJ-701. Its real serial is CJ-711.

Two Boulton Paul Balliols survive in Sri Lanka in the excellent museum in Colombo-Ratmalana. First reported in the museum in September 1993, this is one of twelve Balliols operated from 1954 by the Royal Ceylon Air Force, the predecessor of today's Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF). Ceylon was the only export customer for this type of aircraft.

Two Boulton Paul Balliols survive in Sri Lanka in the excellent museum in Colombo-Ratmalana. First reported in the museum in September 1993, this is one of twelve Balliols operated from 1954 by the Royal Ceylon Air Force, the predecessor of today's Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF). Ceylon was the only export customer for this type of aircraft.

The Royal Ceylon Air Force, the predecessor of the current Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF), operated two Westland-built versions of the Sikorsky S-51, between 1956 and 1972. This immaculately restored example with serial CH-501 is on display in the excellent SLAF museum in Ratmalana and was first reported here in March 1993.

The Royal Ceylon Air Force, the predecessor of the current Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF), operated four Pioneers between 1956 and 1969. This immaculately restored example is on display in the excellent SLAF museum in Ratmalana.

One of the exhibits in the excellent Sri Lanka Air Force Museum at Ratmalana is this Tiger Moth, formerly operated by the SLAF's predecessor, the Royal Ceylon Air Force. It wears a CX-serial, which indicates experimental use of the aircraft.

First day of a great trip to the Sri Lanka Air Force that started at Ratmalana AFB, Colombo. also on base is the Sri Lanka Air Force museum where this Boulton Paul P.108 Balliol T.Mk.2 (CA310 / BP/11C) of the Royal Ceylon Air Force is. The RCyAF was the only export customer for the type.

First day of a great trip to the Sri Lanka Air Force that started at Ratmalana AFB, Colombo. Also on base is the Sri Lanka Air Force museum where this Hunting P.84 Jet Provost Mk.51 of the Royal Ceylon Air Force is. It is falsely painted as CJ701, it actually is ex CJ711.