This is a list of Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-27 operators. Active operators are in bold.
Operators
As of 2022, the Kazakh Air Force is the only active operator of the MiG-27 in the world.
Belarus
The Belarusian Air Force inherited a small number of MiG-27s of the 911th APIB, based at Lida, after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. These aircraft were scrapped at Baranovichi. 911th APIB at Lida, MiG-27K
India
The Indian Air Force operated the largest MiG-27 fleet outside the Soviet Union from 1988 to 2020.
Eastern Air Command
No.2 Squadron 'Winged Arrows', Kalaikunda
No.9 Squadron 'Wolfpack', Hindan
No.10 Squadron 'Winged Daggers', Jodhpur
No.18 Squadron 'Flying Bullets', Hindon, moved to Kalaikunda in 1996
No.20 Squadron 'Lightnings', Kalaikunda
No.22 Squadron, 'Swifts', Hasimara
No. 29 Squadron 'Black Scorpions', Jodhpur
No. 51 Squadron 'Sword Arms', Jamnagar
No. 222 Squadron 'Tigersharks', Hasimara
Aircraft and Systems Testing Establishment, Bangalore
Tactics and Air Combat Development Establishment, Jamnagar
Kazakhstan
The Kazakhstan Air Force is the only active operator of the MiG-27 as of October 2021. 129th APIB - Soviet Air Force regiment operating MiG-27s from Taldykorgan Air Base in Kazakh territory when the Soviet Union collapsed, MiG-27M 134th APIB - Another Soviet unit based at Zhangiztobe Air Base, MiG-27M 60th IAP 604th Aviation Base at Taldykorgan, formed out of the 60th, 129th and 134th regiments, MiG-27M
Russia
The Russian Air Force inherited most of the remaining MiG-27s after the collapse of the USSR. However, these were quickly retired in favour of the Su-24 and Su-25.
USSR
Direct Reporting Units
4th TsBP, Lipetsk
91st IISAP, Lipetsk-2
760th IIAPIB, Lipetsk-2
1080th UATs PLS, Borisoglebsk
707th IAPIB / 1st GvIAPIB, Lebyazhye
GNIKI VVS, Akhtubinsk
333rd OIAP, Vladimirovka? 929th GLITs 4020th BRS, Lipetsk-2 4215th BRS, Dmitriyevka
Baltic Military District
15th Air Army (Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic), Riga
53rd GvAPIB, Šiauliai, Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic
88th APIB, Suurkyul, Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic
321st APIB, Suurkyul
372nd APIB, Lotsaki, Daugavpils, Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic
899th APIB, Lielvārde
Belorussian Military District
26th Air Army, Minsk
1st GvADIB
911th APIB, Lida (transferred to Western Group of Forces 1989) 940th APIB, Postavy Air Base
Carpathian Military District
15th Air Army
289th ADIB, L'vov
236th APIB, Chortkiv
314th APIB, Cherlyany
Central Asian Military District
73rd Air Army, Tashkent
10th IAD, Ucharal
134th APIB, Zhangiztobe
24th SAD, Taldy-Kurgan
129th APIB, Taldy-Kurgan
Far Eastern Military District
1st Air Army, Khabarovsk
33rd ADIB
300th APIB, Pereyaslavka
303rd ADIB, Ussuriysk
18th 'Vitebskiy' GvIAP, Galyonki
224th APIB, Ozornaya Pad
Kiev Military District
17th Air Army, Kiev
88th APIB, Kanatovo (air base)Kanatovo
Leningrad Military District
76th Air Army, Leningrad
722nd OIBAP/OAPIB, Smuravyevo
Odessa Military District
5th Air Army, Odessa
642nd GvOIBAP/GVOAPIB, Matynovka Air Base, Voznesensk
Transbaikal Military District
23rd Air Army, Chita
30th ADIB, Step
58th IBAP/APIB, Step
266th APIB, Step
Volga Military District
281st IAPIB, Totskoye-2
Central Group of Forces (Czechoslovakia) 131st SAD, Milovice 236th APIB, Hradčany-Mimoň
Southern Group of Forces
36th Air Army, Budapest
1st GvAPIB, Kunmadaras
88th GvAPIB, Debrecen (both this unit and the 1st GvAPIB reported directly to HQ Southern Group in Budapest)
Western Group of Forces
16th Air Army, Wünsdorf
105th APIB, Großenhain
296th APIB, Altenburg, moved to Großenhain
559th 'Mozyrskiy' APIB, Fürstenwalde
911th APIB, Brand (later withdrawn to Lida, Belarus) 125th GvADIB, Rechlin 19th GvAPIB, Lärz