currently under a $1.2 billion Undefinitized Contract Action to develop two new US-specific variants of the E-7. Potential customers In 2004, the Italian Air Force was considering the purchase of a total of 14 Wedgetail and P-8 MMA aircraft, with aircraft support to be provided by Alitalia. The Wedgetail was reportedly the favored competitor for the United Arab Emirates' AEW&C program in 2007. In 2014, Qatar stated it planned to purchase three 737 AEW&C aircraft. Operators Royal Australian Air Force – six aircraft in use, designated "E-7A Wedgetail". No. 2 Squadron Republic of Korea Air Force – four aircraft in use, designated "Peace Eye". The ROKAF is considering ordering 2-3 more aircraft. 51st Air Control Group 271th Airborne Air Control Squadron Turkish Air Force – four aircraft in use, designated "E-7T Peace Eagle". AEW&C Group Command in Konya, callsign "Wiseman" Royal Air Force – three aircraft on order, with potentially another two in future for a total of five, designated "Wedgetail AEW1". No. 8 Squadron Specifications See also References External links Boeing 737 AEW&C page on Boeing.com RAAF E-7 Wedgetail page E-7A WEDGETAIL Airborne Early Warning & Control aircraft on airrecognition.com 737 AEWandC 2000s United States special-purpose aircraft Twinjets AWACS aircraft 737 AEWandC Low-wing aircraft Aircraft first flown in 2004