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| Federal Air Forces of Anáhuac | |
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| Fuerzas Aéreas Federales de Anáhuac | |
 Federal Air Forces emblem | |
| Country | Anáhuac |
| Type | Air Force |
| Role | Aerial warfare |
| Size | ~ 30,000 |
| Part of | Federal Armed Forces of Anáhuac |
| Nickname(s) | FAFE |
| Equipment | See: Equipment |
| Engagements | Anahuacan Revolution Anahuense Civil War 1988 Siege of Senora 2021 Anahuense uprising |
| Commanders | |
| Current commander | Ramiro López Hurtado |
| Insignia | |
| Roundel |  |
| Fin Flash |  |
The Federal Air Forces of Anahuac (FAFE; Spanish: Fuerzas Aéreas Federales de Anáhuac) is the air service branch of the Federal Armed Forces of Anáhuac. It is considered a component of the Anahuaca Federal Army and mostly depends on the Ministry of Defense (MIDENA). The FAFE's objective is to defend the integrity, independence, and sovereignty of Anáhuac on the air. Its auxiliary tasks include internal security, assisting with public works, and natural disaster management.
History
Anahuense Revolution
The foundation of the Anahuacian airforce was led by six Anahuacian flight pioneers who were sent to Riamo by to master flying. They returned to Anahuac in 1913 not only as founders, but also teachers for the next generation of pilots.
Anahuac's airforce started under the name of Republic of Anahuac Air Force (Fuerza Aérea de la República de Anáhuac; FARA), created during the Anahuense Revolution in April 1913 by the Minister of War and Navy Aristóteles Obregón, who authorized pilots Abraham Valparaíso and José Luis Herrera to test out bomb targets on Campo Stratos, the first airport in Anahuac, now located in Jardín Bartolomeo in San Jorge Xayacatlán.
Structure
Aircraft
Current inventory
| Aircraft | Origin | Type | Variant | In service | Notes | Image |
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| Combat Aircraft | ||||||
| FC-7 Lupine | Riamo - Vultesia | Multirole | 9 | 12 more expected to be delivered by 2024. | .jpg)
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| R-C01 | Keizaan | Multirole | R-C01C | 1 | Five more expected to be delivered by 2026. | 
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| ACI 58 Tololoche | Anáhuac | Attack/COIN | 41 | .jpg)
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| AP.50 Colibrí | Anáhuac | Light attack | 32 | 16 provide training | 
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| AEW&C | ||||||
| SIGMA RC-8 | Anáhuac | AEW&C | 4 | Licensed from the Loxpool V99. | 
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| Reconnaissance | ||||||
| Loxpool P35 | Riamo | Electronic warfare | 2 | .jpg)
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| Loxpool SC182 | Riamo | Reconnaissance and survelliance | 67 | 
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| Transport | ||||||
| TU-13 Steadfast | Riamo - Vultesia | Airlift/Utility transport | 5 | .jpg)
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| Loxpool L18 | Riamo | VIP transport. | 3 | 
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| FNA C-7 | Anáhuac | Light cargo/Airlift | 23 | _arrives_at_RIAT_Fairford_12July2018_arp.jpg)
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| Helicopters | ||||||
| PHAR Rook | Riamo | Utility | 2 | 
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| Loxpool-SIGMA Xalieca | Riamo - Anáhuac | Attack helicopter | 5 | 
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| Obregón 217 | Anáhuac | Utility | Obregón 217/5 | 18 | 
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| UAV | ||||||
| Solsiret MR/1 | Anáhuac | Survelliance | 12 | 
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| Solsiret MR/20 | Anáhuac | Survelliance | 3 | 
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| Obregón MQ-X | Anáhuac | Unmanned combat aerial vehicle | 1 (Prototype) | Program still on development. Prototype handed over for testing in early 2024. | 
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Retired inventory
| Aircraft | Origin | Type | Variant | In service | Notes | Image |
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| Combat Aircraft | ||||||
| PF-15 Tiger | Unclear | Fighter | None | 12 | in service from 1949 to 1974. Most of the former aircraft now serve as warbirds within the Air Force. | .jpg)
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| SV-35 | Keizaan | Interceptor | 24 | in service from 1970 to 2004. Given for Anahuacian loyalists during the Anahuense Civil War. | 
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| FG35J Griffon | Vultesia | Interceptor & Trainer | FG35JPF, TF/35J | 20 | in service from 1969 to 1987. Given for Anahuacian nationalists during the Anahuense Civil War. Most of the former aircraft now serve as warbirds within the Air Force. | 
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| VSZ-47 Furore | Vultesia | Fighter | VSZ-47bis | 50 | in service from 1969 to 1985. Given for Anahuacian nationalists during the Anahuense Civil War. | .jpg)
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| PHA F-86B Vespine | Riamo - Vultesia | Light fighter | F-86A/B | 12 | in service from 1989 to 2019. Most of the former aircraft now serve as warbirds within the Air Force. 2 on exhibition. | 
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