The company traces its institutional lineage to the Military Aircraft Factory founded in Córdoba on 10 October 1927. FAdeA's own history describes the site as Latin America's first military-aircraft factory and highlights original Argentine aircraft such as the Pulqui jet line, the IA-58 Pucará, and the IA-63 Pampa.
The modern FAdeA name dates from 2009, when the Argentine National State acquired the former Lockheed Martin Aircraft Argentina operation and renamed the factory Fábrica Argentina de Aviones “Brig. San Martín” S.A. Current public material presents the company as a national aerospace production, modernization, maintenance, and engineering center rather than only a legacy airframe plant.
advanced jet trainers and light-attack aircraftmilitary aircraft modernizationaerostructures and manufacturingmilitary and commercial MROtraining aircraft and parachute systems
FAdeA combines a 1927 Córdoba aircraft-factory lineage with a 2009 state-owned company structure. System-specific pages should distinguish original FMA production history from later FAdeA production, modernization, maintenance, or aerostructure work.