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*{{IND}} – Python-4 and Python-5 (100 missiles, delivered 2007) and Derby.<ref name="SIPRI"/>

*{{ISR}} – Shafrir-1/2, Python-4 and Python-5, (primary user, local designation ''Zephyr'').

*{{PHL}} – Python-5 and Derby with solid rocket booster (part of SPYDER air defense system).<ref>{{cite web |url=httphttps://maxdefensewww.blogspotesquiremag.comph/2018politics/12news/philippineisrael-supplying-air-forcedefense-selectsmissiles-rafael.html |title=Philippine Air Force Selects the Rafael SPYDER Air Defense System for its GBADS Requirements |date=26 December 2018 |archivephilippines-a00293-url=https://archive.today/2018122702035520210516</ref><ref>https://maxdefensewww.blogspotpna.comgov.ph/2018articles/12/philippine-air-force-selects-rafael.html |archive-date=2018-12-27 |url-status=live |access-date=2020-03-06 }}1191493</ref>

*{{ROM}} – Python-3.<ref>{{cite book|last=International Institute for Strategic Studies|author-link=International Institute for Strategic Studies|title=The Military Balance 2010|year=2010|publisher=[[Taylor and Francis]]|___location=United Kingdom|isbn=9781857435573 |page=158}}</ref>

*{{SGP}} – Python-4 (600 missiles, delivered 2004) and Python-5 and Derby missiles.<ref name="SIPRI"/> As of 2023, they can be used on RSAF F-16C/D+ fighters.<ref>https://airrecognition.com/index.php/news/defense-aviation-news/2023-news-aviation-aerospace/september/9213-singapore-air-force-upgraded-f-16c-d-fighter-now-armed-with-python-5-air-to-air-missiles.html#google_vignette</ref>

*{{ROC-TW}} – Shafrir-2 (450 missiles, delivered 1977).<ref name="SIPRI"/>

*{{THA}} – Python-4 (400–500 missiles, delivered 1990).<ref name="SIPRI"/>