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| PanamaPanamanian Air National Guard
1931 to 1945
The markings still unknown.
1945 to 1969
During the next years no military flying took place by the Panamanian government.
Panamanian Air Force (Fuerza Aerea Panameca)
1969 to 1989
Fuselage and wings | 
Rudder |
|
The main marking is displayed in 4 positions (ie above and below each wing, and on
each side of the fuselage) on aircraft. The fin flash is displayed on the rudder. Most
aircraft have the serial number applied on the fin and above and below each wing with the
prefix FAP. Most helicopters have the serial number applied on the fuselage with the prefix
FAP. The service title 'Fuerza Aerea Panameca' is displayed on the fuselage sides of
aircraft.
Example: CASA C-212 Aviocar
Panamanian National Air Service (Servicio Aerea Nacional)
1989 to Present
Fuselage and wings | 
Rudder |
|
The main marking is displayed in 4 positions (ie above and below each wing, and on
each side of the fuselage) on aircraft. The fin flash is displayed on the rudder. Most
aircraft have the serial number applied on the fin and above and below each wing with the
prefix SAN. Most helicopters have the serial number applied on the fuselage with the prefix
SAN. The service title 'Servicio Aerea Nacional' is displayed on the fuselage sides of
aircraft.
Last update: 04/05/2007 |
