Organization in 2006
| 15th Strike Wing | HQ, Maj. Danillo S. Atienza AB, Sangley Point, Cavite) |
|---|---|
| 16th Attack Squadron (Eagles) | OV-10A/C/A SLEP |
| 17th Attack Squadron (Jaguars) | SF.260TP |
| 18th Attack Squadron (Falcons) | MD-520MG |
| 20th Attack Squadron (Firebirds) | MD-520MG |
| 25th Attack Squadron (Lobos) | OV-10A/C/A SLEP; SF.260TP; MD-520MG |
| Air Defense Wing | Basa AB, Pampanga |
| 7th Tactical Fighter Squadron (Bulldogs) | S-211 |
| 205th Tactical Helicopter Wing | HQ, Benito Ebuen AB, Mactan Island, Cebu |
| 206th Tactical Helicopter Squadron (Hornets) | UH-1H |
| 207th Tactical Helicopter Squadron (Stingers) | UH-1H |
| 208th Tactical Helicopter Squadron (Daggers) | UH-1H |
| 220th Airlift Wing | HQ, Benito Ebuen AB, Mactan Island, Cebu |
| 221st Tactical Airlift Squadron (Fokkers) | Fokker F-27 |
| 222nd Tactical Airlift Squadron (Hercules) | C-130B/H |
| 223rd Tactical Airlift Squadron (Nomads) | N-22B/C Nomad |
| Air Education and Training Command | Basilio Fernando AB, Lipa |
| 101st Primary Flying Training Sqn (Wildcat) | T-41D/Cessna 172-k |
| 102nd Basic Flying Training Sqn (Cougar) | SF.260MP |
| 505th Search and Rescue Group (Angels) | HQ, Col. Jesus A. Villamor AB, Pasay City, Metro Manila |
| 5051st Search and Rescue Squadron | Huey II, Bell 205, S-76, UH-1H |
| 5052nd Search and Rescue Squadron | Huey II, Bell 205, S-76, UH-1H |
| 5053rd Search and Rescue Squadron | Huey II, Bell 205, S-76, UH-1H |
| 5056th Search and Rescue Squadron | Huey II, Bell 205, S-76, UH-1H |
| 250th Presidential Airlift Wing (Code one) | Col. Jesus A. Villamor AB, Pasay City, Metro Manila |
| 251st Presidential Airlift Squadron | Fokker F28 |
| 252nd Presidential Helicopter Squadron | S-76, S-70A, Bell 212, Bell 412 |
| 900th Weather Support Group | Col. Jesus A. Villamor AB, Pasay City, Metro Manila |
| 901st Weather Squadron | Cessna T-210TG |
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