The Country

Geography:

Cuba is the largest and most westerly of the Great Antilles. The island's shape is long, but relatively narrow. It is located between 74° to 85° western geographic longitude and 20° to 23° northern geographic latitude and has an area of 110,860 square kilometres (42,793 square miles). The latitude and longitude of the capital, Havana, are about 82°22' W and 23°08' N.

National History:

Summary Narrative History

Timeline - Key Dates in Cuba History

Civil Aircraft Registrations:
The registration prefix C-' was used from ???? to 1945; eg:C-CAAA to C-CZZZ.

The registration prefix 'CU-' is used from 1945 to present; eg:CU-C/P/T001 to CU-C/P/T999. (C/P/T depicting usage)

Military Air Arms:
Air Force (Fuerza Aérea Revolucionara)

Naval Aviation (Fuerza Aérea Naval) (1934 - 1955)

Central Government Agencies:
To be added

Public Service Aviation:
To be added

Commercial Aviation:
Cubana de Aviación

Aerogaviota

Aero Caribbean

Private Aviation:
To be added

Aircraft Manufacturers:
None at present

Airports, Airfields and Air Bases:
Civil Airports and Airfields-
Civil Airports and Airfields Listing

Military Air Bases and Airfields-
Military Air Bases Listing

Aviation Museum:
None at present.

Aviation-Related Magazines:
None at present.

Aviation Bibliography:

Central American and Caribbean Air Forces (Daniel Hagedorn)