Order of Battle
See also: COFAThe order of battle of the Portuguese Air Force is as follows:
Air Base No. 1 (BA1) — Sintra, Lisbon (LPST)
- 802 Sqn. "Águias" (Eagles) — Air Force Academy squadron
- 101 Sqn. "Roncos" (Roars) — elementary and basic flying training
Air Base No. 4 (BA4) — Lajes, Azores (LPLA)
- 502 Sqn. "Elefantes" (Elephants) (Detachment) — search and rescue detachment
- 751 Sqn. "Pumas" (Pumas) (Detachment) — search and rescue detachment
Air Base No. 5 (BA5) — Monte Real, Leiria (LPMR)
- 201 Sqn. "Falcões" (Falcons) — F-16 fighter squadron
- 301 Sqn. "Jaguares" (Jaguars) — F-16 fighter squadron
Air Base No. 6 (BA6) — Montijo, Setúbal (LPMT)
- 501 Sqn. "Bisontes" (Bisons) — tactical transport squadron
- 502 Sqn. "Elefantes" (Elephants) — tactical and general transport squadron
- 504 Sqn. "Linces" (Lynxes) — VIP and MEDEVAC transport squadron
- 751 Sqn. "Pumas" (Pumas) — search and rescue squadron
Air Base No. 11 (BA11) — Beja (LPBJ)
- 103 Sqn. "Caracóis" (Snails) — complementary flying training and operational transition training
- 552 Sqn. "Zangões" (Drones) — tactical air transport operations and complementary flying training in helicopters
- 601 Sqn. "Lobos" (Wolves) — maritime patrol squadron
Transit Airfield No. 1 (AT1) — Lisbon (LPPT)
Maneuvers Airfield No. 1 (AM1) — Ovar, Aveiro (LPOV)
- 552 Sqn. "Zangões" (Drones) (Detachment) — search and rescue detachment
Maneuvers Airfield No. 3 (AM3) — Porto Santo, Madeira (LPPS)
- 751 Sqn. "Pumas" (Pumas) (Detachment) — Search and rescue detachment
- 502 Sqn. "Elefantes" (Elephants) (Detachment) — Search and rescue detachment
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