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Peru - Fuerza Aerea Peruana
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List being compiled and all additions / amendments welcomed |
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Chronological Listing of Peruvian Ejections |
| Date | Air Force | A'cft | Unit / Serial | based | crashed | crew | photo | seat |
| 11th February 1954 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Transport Aircraft | Crashed in the jungle while flying from Puerto Inca to San Ramon Air Base | Eight on board killed | ||||
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10th April 1956 17:20 |
Peruvian Air Force |
F-86F-25 Sabre | 11th FS, Talara | routine escort mission | 2nd Roque A. Garcia-Guillern |
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| 1st September 1960 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Hunter | ejected | Martin-Baker | ||||
| 10th October 1961 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Amphibious plane | six killed, one injured | |||||
| 9th February 1962 |
Peruvian Air Force |
T-37B | 60-166 | Weber | ||||
| Weber | ||||||||
| 18th September 1962 |
Peruvian Air Force |
T-37B | 60-165 | Weber | ||||
| Weber | ||||||||
| 18th September 1962 |
Peruvian Air Force |
T-37B | 61-469 | Weber | ||||
| Weber | ||||||||
| 8th November 1963 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Hunter | Lt. J. Pitaluga | Martin-Baker | ||||
| 15th March 1971 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Mirage | ??? | Martin-Baker | ||||
| 20th July 1975 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Mirage | MAJ E. R. Lindley | Martin-Baker | ||||
| 22nd March 1977 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Mirage | Capt. Vargas | Martin-Baker | ||||
| Saturday 25th December 1979 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Crashed near the Brazillian border | All 29 on board killed | |||||
| 7th October 1983 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Mirage | ?? | Martin-Baker | ||||
| 7th January 1985 |
Peruvian Air Force |
MB339 | assumed two seat Mirage unless two Mirages collided ???? | ejected | Martin-Baker | |||
| ejected | Martin-Baker | |||||||
| 19th March 1985 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Mirage | ejected | Martin-Baker | ||||
| 11th March 1987 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Mirage | ejected | Martin-Baker | ||||
| 28th April 1988 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Mirage | MAJ J. Molina | Martin-Baker | ||||
| 18th May 1988 |
Peruvian Air Force |
assumed two seat Mirage unless two Mirages collided ???? | ??? | Martin-Baker | ||||
| MAJ J. Avila | Martin-Baker | |||||||
| 2nd June 1988 |
Peruvian Air Force |
Mirage | assumed two seat Mirage unless two Mirages collided ???? | EL.TNT L. Viale | Martin-Baker | |||
| Mr. M. Kolly | Martin-Baker | |||||||
| Wednesday 22nd June 1989 ??? |
Peruvian Air Force |
?? | crashed at night in the Andean highlands near the town of Tarma in central Junin Province | 40 civillian passengers and crew killed | ||||
| 10th February 1995 |
Peruvian Air Force |
A-37 | Shot down by Mauricio Mata flying Ecuadorian Kfir | Commander Valladares | Weber | |||
| Captain Mendiola | Weber | |||||||
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At 3:30 in the afternoon of 10 February 1995, four
“Fitters” deployed to Chiclayo (770 Km North from Lima) took off towards Tiwinza,
to conduct a precision attack. The flight took place in relative calm. The first
pair dropped its weapons and began their return maneuver. All of a sudden, a
voice called: “Leader, you’re on fire!” The number one and his wingman had been hit by the abundant anti-aircraft artillery fire of that region. According to what other pilots present expressed, and based on the analysis of the remains of one of the Su-22s shot down (FAP-014) the aircraft were shot in their bellies, with fire from the position being attacked. FAP pilots, Comandante Victor Maldonado Begazo, and Mayor Enrique Caballero, proceeded to eject. The body of the first was found 15 days later, while from the second, there is no news up to this day. |
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| 1997 |
Peruvian Air Force |
MiG-29 or Mirage ?? |
Chiclayo | ?? | ||||
| 30th March 1998 |
Peruvian Air Force |
?? | One engine had been shut down and the pilot was attempting to land. Crashed into a shantytown in the northern city of Piura. Civillian and aircraft fatalities |
Carrying villagers stranded by flooding |
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| Tuesday 7th May 1998 |
Chartered from
Peruvian Air Force |
Boeing 737 | Occidental Petroleum | Crashed in the Amazon jungle into a swamp and burst into flames three miles short of the airport at Andoas |
87 people aboard, 13 injured survivors |
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| December 2000 |
Peruvian Air Force |
MiG-29 | ?? | K-36 | ||||
| 13th March 2001 ?? or earlier |
Peruvian Air Force |
MiG-29 | FAP 031 | Chiclayo, 660 Km northeast from Lima, the capital of Peru | Ricardo Garcia, | K-36 | ||
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Thursday 25th May 2006 9:45 L |
Peruvian Air Force (FAP) |
SU-22UM |
Grupo 6 Chiclayo CONFIRM ????? |
crash near the northern peruvian city of Chiclayo | Mayor Fap. Martín Cangahuala Allaín ejected |
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K-36 | |
| Capitán Fap. David Castro Gómez ejected | K-36 | |||||||
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Members of the LAAHS Cesar Augusto Cruz Tom Cooper Members of ACIG Jim Griffiths Roque A. Garcia-Barreto _________________________________________________________________________________ (if I inadvertently omit your name from this listing PLEASE let me know to amend the listing) |
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Hello
Mike.
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source - ACIG (Thanks to ACIG and Tom Cooper for allowing me to extract and use data from their web site to use in this project)
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Lets, see, now
Mirages, I have notice that those are more complete, anyway here
what I have:
Lets see, Peru have
had 7 Mirage two-saters, 5 Mirage-5 and 2 Mirage2000, currently the
two M2000 are in service while I think two M-5DP are stored, so in
the +30 years of service 3 M-5DPs must be written offs. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Awesome Mike ! I am happy to help you with the excellent web
page that You have created. I don't know if you noticed, but
Virgilio Aray from Ecuador posted very interisting photos of a
Mig-29 pilot and the wreckage.
About the peruvian crash of a plane in 1997 I found out that the
peruvian government through the Air Force tried to lie about it.
In fact was a Mig-29, but at that time they coudn't accept a
failure in the purchase of such airplane because they were
counting with those Migs to make a large scale attack to Ecuador
in 1998. This has been recently revealed.
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