List of Vickers Wellington operators

Vickers Wellington
Company type	Aircraft
Industry	Aviation, Military
Founded	1936
Defunct	1945
Products	Medium bomber aircraft

The Vickers Wellington was a British twin-engine medium bomber designed for long-range missions, manufactured from 1936 until 1945 and actively deployed throughout World War II. This aircraft served in various air forces and military branches globally.

Australia

Royal Australian Air Force

No. 458 Squadron RAAF with code letters "FU"
No. 460 Squadron RAAF identified by code letters "UV" and "AR"
No. 466 Squadron RAAF using code letters "HD"

Canada

Royal Canadian Air Force

No. 405 Squadron RCAF, also known as the 'Vancouver Squadron', bore code letters "LQ"
No. 407 Squadron RCAF carried code letters "RR"
No. 415 Squadron RCAF used code letters "6U"
No. 419 Squadron RCAF, nicknamed 'Moose Squadron', had the code letters "VR"
No. 420 Squadron RCAF, known as 'Snowy Owl Squadron', employed code letters "PT"
No. 424 Squadron RCAF, the 'Tiger Squadron', used code letters "QB"
No. 425 Squadron RCAF, called 'Alouette Squadron', bore code letters "KW"
No. 426 Squadron RCAF, also known as 'Thunderbird Squadron', had code letters "OW"
No. 427 Squadron RCAF, referred to as 'Lion Squadron', operated with code letters "ZL"
No. 428 Squadron RCAF, or 'Ghost Squadron', carried code letters "NA"
No. 429 Squadron RCAF, nicknamed 'Bison Squadron', used the code letters "AL"
No. 431 Squadron RCAF identified by code letters "SE"
No. 432 Squadron RCAF, known as 'Leaside Squadron', bore the code letters "QO"

Flottille 2.F, which succeeded No. 344 Squadron RAF, operated Wellingtons from 1945 until 1952.
Escadrille 55.S flew Wellingtons between the years 1948 and 1952.

Nazi Germany

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Captured Vickers Wellington Mk.IC (RAF serial L7842) in service with the Luftwaffe, likely at Rechlin test center circa 1941. L7842 was delivered mid-1940 and lost on February 6, 1941, during a mission to Boulogne (France) while assigned to No. 311 Squadron, RAF.

Luftwaffe

2./Versuchsverband OKL operated several seized examples.

Greece

Hellenic Air Force

No. 13 Squadron RHAF
No. 355 Squadron RHAF employed Wellingtons primarily for transport roles after World War II.

New Zealand

Prior to the outbreak of World War II, the RNZAF acquired 30 Vickers Wellington Mark I aircraft, with the initial 18 serving as training units within the RAF. In August 1939, these aircraft and their crews were temporarily transferred to the United Kingdom, where they formed the foundation of what would become No. 75 Squadron RNZAF.