that Peru may be a potential customer for the 4.5 generation fighter. Organization Air Wing Nº 1 Air Group Nº 6 – headquarters: Chiclayo Air Squadron 612 ("Fighting Roosters" combat squadron operating MiG-29S | MiG-29SE | MiG-29SMP | MiG-29UBP) Air Group Nº 7 – headquarters: Piura Air Squadron 711 ("Scorpions" combat squadron operating Cessna A-37 Dragonfly) Air Group Nº 11 – headquarters: Talara Air Squadron 112 ("Tigers" combat squadron operating Su-25UB) Air Wing Nº 2 Air Group Nº 3 – headquarters: Callao 315 Helicopter Squadron (operating MBB Bo 105) Helicopter Squadron 332 (operating Bell 212, Agusta-Bell AB-412SP) Helicopter Squadron 341 (operating Mi-8 MTV-1, Mi-17 H/1B | Mi-171Sh) Air Group Nº 8 – headquarters: Callao Transport Squadron 841 (operating Boeing B-737-200 , Boeing 737-500) Transport Squadron 842 (operating L-100-20 Hercules) Transport Squadron 843 (operating An-32B) Transport Squadron 844 (operating C-27J Spartan) Directorate of Air Surveillance and Recognition (DIVRA) & National Aerial Photography Service (SAN) – Headquarters: Lima Air Squadron 330 (operating UAS FAP Mk1, Mk2, Mk3, Mk4, Drone FAP Mk5 and Mk6) Air Squadron 331 (operating Learjet 35 equipped with metric aerial cameras Leica RC-30 and GPS Trimble R7 GNSS) Air Squadron 334 (operating Fairchild C-26 Metroliner, Twin Commander 690B) EFOPI – Pilot Training School (former Air Group Nº 51) – Headquarters: Pisco Air Squadron 510 (basic training operating Schweizer S-300C) Air Squadron 511 (basic training operating Zlin Z-242) Air Squadron 512 (basic training operating KAI KT-1P) Air Squadron 513 (advanced training operating KAI KT-1P) Air Wing Nº 3 Grupo Aéreo Nº 2 – headquarters: Vítor (Arequipa) Air Squadron 211 (Attack Helicopter Squadron "Dragons of the Air" operating Mi-25 D/DU and Mi-35 P) Grupo Aéreo Nº 4 – headquarters: La Joya (Arequipa) Air Squadron 412 ("Hawks" combat squadron operating Mirage 2000 P/DP) Command School FAP – headquarters: La Joya (Arequipa) Puerto Maldonado Air Base Tacna Air Detachment Air Wing Nº 4 Air Group Nº 42 – headquarters: Iquitos Air Squadron 421 (operating DHC-6 and Y-12) Air Squadron 422 (operating PC-6) Santa Clara Air Base – headquarters: Iquitos Personnel Ranks Commissioned officers NCOs and enlisted Aircraft Current inventory Infantry weapons See also Cenepa War Ecuadorian–Peruvian War Falso Paquisha War José Quiñones Gonzales Notes Sources Cobas, Efraín, Las Fuerzas Armadas Peruanas en el Siglo XXI. CESLA, 2003. Marchessini, Alejo, "La Fuerza Aérea del Perú"; Defensa 295: 30–42 (November 2002). Marchessini, Alejo, "La aviación de combate de origen ruso de la FAP"; Defensa 342: