The Indonesian Air Force (Tentara Nasional Indonesia - Angkatan Udara: TNI-AU) has taken delivery of two more Su-30 aircraft that have undergone upgrades in Belarus. In response to queries from Jane's, the service's office of information and public affairs replied that the aircraft were delivered to the TNI-AU's Sultan Hasanuddin airbase in South Sulawesi via an Antonov An-124-100M airlifter on 28 July. The aircraft received improvements to their avionics and targeting systems at the 558 Aircraft Repair Plant in Belarus, although the TNI-AU provided no specific details of these. The TNI-AU operates 11 Su-30s in the combat formation known as Aviation Squadron 11. The first pair were delivered in 2003, while a subsequent batch of nine were handed over from 2009.
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