Invincible-class aircraft carrier

Charles de Gaulle class aircraft carrier

Career (France)
Name:	Charles de Gaulle (R91)
Namesake:	Charles de Gaulle
Ordered:	3 February 1986
Builder:	DCNS
Laid down:	14 April 1989
Launched:	7 May 1994
Commissioned:	18 May 2001
In service:	Active Service (As of 2013)
Renamed:	Laid down as Richelieu, renamed Charles de Gaulle in 1987
Homeport:	Toulon, France
Nickname:	CDG
Honours and awards:	Jack with the colours of the Free French Forces (front) and the ribbon of the Ordre de la Libération (back)
Fate:	Active in service as of 2013
General characteristics
Class & type:	Unique aircraft carrier
Displacement:	37,085 tonnes (standard) 42,000 tonnes (full load)
Length:	261.5 m overall
Beam:	64.36 m overall
Draught:	9.43 m
Propulsion:	2 × K15 pressurised water reactors (PWR), 150 MW each 4 × diesel-electric 2 × shafts
Speed:	27 knots (50 km/h)
Range:	Unlimited distance; 20-25 years
Endurance:	45 days of food
Capacity:	800 commandos, 500 tonnes of ammunitions
Complement:	Ship's company: 1,350 Air wing: 600
Sensors and processing systems:	DRBJ 11 B tridimensional air search radar DRBV 26D air search radar DRBV 15C low altitude air search radar Arabel target acquisition radar
Electronic warfare & decoys:	ARBR 21 Detector ARBB 33 Countermeasures suite ARBG2 MAIGRET Interceptor 4 × Sagaie decoys launcher SLAT (Système de lutte anti-torpille) torpedo countermeasures
Armament:	4 × 8 cell A-43 Sylver launchers carrying the MBDA Aster 15 surface to air missile. 2 × 6 cell Sadral launchers carrying Mistral short range missiles 8 × Giat 20F2 20 mm cannons.
Aircraft carried:	28 – 40 aircraft, including * Rafale M * Super Étendard * E-2C Hawkeye * SA365 Dauphin * EC725 Caracal * AS532 Cougar

Chinese aircraft carrier Liaoning (16)

Spanish aircraft carrier Principe de Asturias

Príncipe de Asturias during the joint exercise Dragon Hammer '92.

Italian aircraft carrier Giuseppe Garibaldi (551)

Career (Italy)
Name:	Giuseppe Garibaldi
Builder:	Fincantieri
Laid down:	26 March 1981[1]
Launched:	11 June 1983
Commissioned:	30 September 1985
Homeport:	Taranto
Motto:	"Obbedisco"
Status:	in active service, as of 2013
General characteristics
Type:	CVS aircraft carrier
Displacement:	10,100 tonnes (standard) 13,850 tonnes (loaded)[2]
Length:	180.2 m
Beam:	33.4 m
Draught:	8.2 m
Propulsion:	4 × General Electric/Avio LM2500 gas turbines providing 82,000  hp 6 × Diesel generators (9.360 KW)
Speed:	30+ knots
Range:	7,000 nautical miles (13,000 km) at 20 knots (37 km/h)
Complement:	630 Crew 100 Fleet Air Arm 100 C4 staff
Sensors and processing systems:	MM/SPS-768 (RAN 3L) long-range radar SPS-774 (RAN-10S) early warning radar AN/SPS-52C early warning radar SPS-702 CORA surface search radar SPN-749 navigation radar SPN-728 approach radar RTN-30 fire control radar RTN-10X fire control radar DE 1160 LF hull sonar
Electronic warfare & decoys:	SLQ-732 jamming system SCLAR decoy launcher SLAT anti-torpedo system SLQ-25 Nixie towed torpedo decoy
Armament:	2 × Mk.29 octuple launcher for Sea Sparrow/Selenia Aspide SAM 3 × Oto Melara Twin 40L70 DARDO 2 × 324 mm triple torpedo tubes 4 × Otomat Mk 2 SSMs (removed)
Aircraft carried:	AV-8B Harrier II fighter/bombers Augusta SH-3D or AgustaWestland EH101 helicopters (ASW, ASH and AEW)
Notes:	Pennant 551

HTMS Chakri Naruebet

HTMS Chakri Naruebet underway in the South China Sea in early 2001

Admiral Kuznetsov class aircraft carrier

Kiev class aircraft carrier