One of six Tucanos performing at F-AIR 2008, Tucano FAC2257 is seen here taxiing back to the flightline. It wears the badge of Esc de Combate 212 on its tail and a large badge depicting the name Espia under the cockpit.

One of six Tucanos that showed their skills in formation at F-AIR 2008, FAC2262 is seen here taxiing out to do just that, with a low-visibility CACOM 2 badge on the nose and a small Esc de Combate 212 badge on its tail.

One of six Tucanos that showed their skills in formation at F-AIR 2008, FAC2250 is seen going back to the flightline. It has a large badge under the cockpit displaying its name Bull.

One of six Tucanos that showed their skills in formation at F-AIR 2008, FAC2253 is seen here returning from the display, with a badge of Esc de Combate 212 on its tail and named Spider.

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.

Delivered on 27 December 1992, Tucano FAC2262 wears three different badges on this side of the aicraft. From front to rear, the GRUCO 22 badge (on the nose), the badge displaying its name Agatha (under the cockpit) and the squadron badge of ESCOM 212 (on the tail).

This Tucano still wears the original Colombian Tucano colours, with the rudder painted in the colours of the Colombian tricolour. FAC2252 was one of six present at Rionegro 2008, and besides wearing its squadron badge on the tail, also displays a badge under the cockpit with the name Baco.

One of six Tucanos present to perform at Rionegro's F-AIR 2008, FAC2261 is seen here with a ESCOM 212 badge on the tail, and a large badge under its cockpit with the name Llanera, which translates to "girl from the plaines", after Los Llanos, the part of Colombia where Apiay, the home base of the Colombian Tucano-fleet is located.