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Here's a good article on the post-Great War development of the French Air Force:

http://www.airpower.maxwell.af.mil/airch…t/kirkland.html

The French Air Force maintains 3,000 combat aircraft, with the following organization:

83 Fighter Squadrons (16 Aircraft)
12 of Moraine-Saulnier A1
11of Nieuport 29
9 of Nieuport 27
6 of Nieuport 23
6 of Nieuport 17
19 of SPAD VII
16 of SPAD XIII
14 of Breguet 14

32 Bomber Squadrons (16 Aircraft)

5 Schmitt-7 Light Bombers
3 SPAD S-XI
4 Voisin 8

Additional aircraft being researched

145 Observation Squadrons (8 Aircraft)
8 Salmson-2
12 SPAD S-XI

Ditto

Older squadrons are often distributed through French colonies, while the newest are based in France. Major colonial committments are:
North Africa - 4 Fighter, 1 Bomber, 5 Observation
Syria - 3 Fighter, 1 Bomber, 4 Observation
Indochina - 4 Fighter, 2 Bomber, 6 Observation
New Caledonia - 2 Fighter, 1 Bomber, 3 Observation

Minor committments are:
Djibuti - 1 Fighter, 1 Observation
Corsica - 1 Fighter

and larger groups of French South Pacific islands, generally with 1 Fighter and 1 Observation squadron