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![]() Geography: Panama is a strategically located isthmus, only 177 km wide at its point of greatest breadth. The country links South and North America and the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. National territory includes about 750 offshore islands. This republic, the most southern of the states on the Central American isthmus, has a terrain dominated by steep, rugged mountains. Coastal areas are flatter, though are frequently characterised by rolling hills. It is located between 77° to 83° western geographic longitude and 7° to 10° northern geographic latitude and has an area of 75,517 square kilometres (29,157 square miles). The latitude and longitude of the capital, Ciudad de Panamá, are about 79°33' W and 8°58' N.
Timeline - Key Dates in
Panama History
Further National Information:
Columbus World Travel
Guide - Central America - Panama
Library of Congress / Area
Handbook Series / Panama
Markings
Civil Aircraft Registrations: The registration prefix 'RX-' was used from 1943 to 1952; eg:RX-001 to RX-999.
The registration prefix 'HP-' is used from 1952 to present; eg:HP-001 to HP-999.
Aircraft Operators
Military Air Arms:
Central Government Agencies:
Public Service Aviation:
Commercial Aviation:
Copa Airlines (Compañía Panameña de Aviación)
Aeropostal Alas de Centroam
Private Aviation:
Industry
Aircraft Manufacturers:
Airfields
Airports, Airfields and Air Bases:
Civil Airports and Airfields Listing
Military Air Bases and Airfields- On Show
Aviation Museum: Media
Aviation-Related Magazines:
Aviation Bibliography: Central
American and Caribbean Air Forces (Daniel Hagedorn) Armed Forces of Latin America (Adrian English) Latin-American Military Aviation
(John Andrade) World Air Forces Directory (Ian
Carroll) Military Balance (IISS) World Air Power Journal 32, p.156
Air Forces Monthy 11/2000 p. 46-47
The Latin American Aviation
Historical Society
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