Colombia's southernmost airfield of Leticia was host to exercise ColBra III in 2009, where C-97 Brasilia 2009 represented the Brazilian delegation of the exercise.

ColBra III was a Colombian-Brazilian exercise held in 2009 with the aim to control their aerial border in close cooperation. One of the hunters from the Colombian side was FAC2254, an AT-27, which was delivered to Colombia on 16 December 1992.

ColBra III was a Colombian-Brazilian exercise held in 2009 with the aim to control their aerial border in close cooperation. One of the hunters from the Colombian side was FAC3123, an A-29B, which was delivered to Colombia late June 2008.

ColBra III was a Colombian-Brazilian exercise held in 2009 with the aim to control their aerial border in close cooperation. Ce208 FAC5056 acted as one of the target aircraft in the exercise. It was delivered to Colombia in June 1998, ex N5265N.

ColBra III was a Colombian-Brazilian exercise held in 2009 with the aim to control their aerial border in close cooperation. C-95 FAC1271 acted as one of the target aircraft in the exercise. It was delivered on 12 December 1992.

Regular visitor to this far corner of Colombia, SATENA's ERJ170 FAC1180 is seen here after landing in Leticia, Amazonas province. It was retired by late 2020.

ColBra III was a Colombian-Brazilian exercise held in 2009 with the aim to control their aerial border in close cooperation. The Colombian part of the exercise was flown from Leticia, where C-97 2009 was visiting.

An OT-47B is a military variant of the Cessna 560, hence it is dubbed SR-560 Tracker with the Colombian Air Force. The Tracker is equipped with the F-16's APG-66(V) radar in the nose, as well as the WF-360TL imaging system. Five of these aircraft were handed over to Colombia as part of the Air Bridge Denial (ABD) programme, which saw a dramatic decline in drug smuggling by air. ColBra III was a Colombian-Brazilian exercise held in 2009 with the aim to control their aerial border in close cooperation. Ex N5373D delivered in August 2002.

My ride for the day from Bogota, Hercules FAC1008 seen here at Leticia to pick up a handful of people. Ex 61-2639, it was first noted in Colombia in 1990 and retired by late 2016.

Avianca, LATAM and Viva each have one daily flight between Bogota and Leticia. These and the ships on the Rio Amazonas are the only way to reach the jungle town of Leticia in the extreme south eastern corner of Colombia.