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In July 2017, 63 Dornier 228 were in airline service.[1] Other operators include police, law enforcement, paramilitary operators and military operators.

Civilian operators

• Aerocardal (3)
• Agni Air (2) leased to Simrik Airlines
• Air Caraïbes (3)
• Air Marshall Islands (2)
• Air West Coast (2)
• Alkan Air (2)
• Alliance Air (2)
• APSA Colombia (1)
• Arcus Air (2)
• Aurigny (1)
• Bighorn Airways (3)
• Daily Air (4)
• Divi Divi Air (1)
• Dornier Aviation Nigeria (9)
• GAM Aviation (3)
• German Aerospace Center (2)
• Gorkha Airlines (2)
• Inter Island Airways (1)
• Island Aviation (3)
• Jagson Airlines (2)
• Lufttransport (2)
• National Cartographic Center of Iran (3)[2]
• New Central Airlines (4)
• Sevenair (4)
• Simrick Airlines (2) owned by Agni Air
• Sita Air (3)
• Summit Air (5)
• Vision Airlines (1)
• MAYAir (2)

Dornier 228-200NG:

• Aurigny (2)
• Lufttransport (1)
• New Central Airlines (1)
• Susi Air (3) On order

Police, law enforcement, paramilitary operations

 Finland

• Finnish Border Guard[3]

 India

• Indian Coast Guard – 38 Dornier 228-101 maritime surveillance aircraft

 Iran

• National Cartographic Center of Iran – 2 Dornier Do-228-212 used for aerial survey

 Netherlands

• Netherlands Coastguard (2)

 Oman

• Royal Oman Police Air Wing

 Mauritius

• Mauritius Coast Guard - 3 Dornier Do-228-212 in service.

 United Kingdom

• Marine Fisheries Agency
• Ministry of Defence (Wet Lease from Summit Air)

Military operators

 Angola

• National Air Force of Angola^{[citation needed]}

 Bangladesh

• Bangladesh Navy – 4 Dornier 228NG MPA.[4] [5]

 Germany

• German Navy – 2 Dornier 228NG (MPA, Recce)[4]

 India

• Indian Air Force – operates 40 Dornier 228-201 and have 14 on order.[4]
• Indian Navy – operates 26 Dornier 228-201 and have 12 on order.[4][6]
• DRDO – 1 Dornier 228 “Nabhratna” used as a flying test bed by LRDE[7]

 Italy

• Italian Army Aviation[8][9]

 Malawi

• Military of Malawi – 3[4]

 Niger

• Niger Air Force – one delivered in 1986[10]

 Nigeria

• Nigerian Air Force – 1[4]

 Seychelles

• Seychelles Air Force – 2, gifted by India

 Sri Lanka

• Sri Lanka Air Force – 1, +1 on order from HAL[11]

 Thailand

• Royal Thai Navy – 7 MPA[4]

 Venezuela

• Venezuelan Air Force – 3 + 7 orders[4]

Former military operators

 Cape Verde

• Coast Guard of Cape Verde[12]

 Bhutan

• Royal Bhutan Army (Bhutan Army Air Wing)[13][14]

 Germany

• German Air Force

References

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