Československo obdrželo 18 MiGů-29A (typ 9.12A) a 2 MiGy-29UB (typ 9.51) - všechny ve čtyřbarevném kamuflážním schématu. Po rozdělení Československa v roce 1992 byly MiGy-29 rovnoměrně rozděleny mezi Českou republiku a Slovenskou republiku. Draky českého letectva byly v letech 1995/96 prodány Polsku.

Standard colours of MiG-29A/UB in Warsaw Pact service

Although majority of MiG-29s in Warsaw Pact countries' AFs service wore the standard greyish green / grey scheme, it was not the case in Czechoslovakia and East Germany.

Czechoslovakia received 18 MiG-29A (product 9.12A) and 2 MiG-29UB (product 9.51) - all in 4-colour camo scheme. After split of Czechoslovakia in 1992 MiG-29s were evenly divided between the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic. The Czech AF airframes were sold to Poland in 1995/96.

East Germany received 20 MiG-29A and 4 MiG-29UB (only one twin-seater in 4-colour camo though) which were overtaken by West German Luftwaffe in 1990 and also sold to Poland in 2003/04.