Argentina's Air Force operates the Centro de Identificación Aeroespacial (CIAE, formerly CEFAe, established 2011), which publishes periodic reports on investigated UAP cases. Open the full archive at CEFAe / CIAE (Argentine Air Force) ↗
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Annual case-resolution report from Argentina's official Air Force UAP commission CEFAe, documenting all 40 citizen sighting reports received during 2016 and the technical analysis that resolved each one.
CEFAe's 2017 annual report resolving 16 Argentine citizen UAP sightings plus three previously unsolved enigmatic cases, all closed as identified known causes.
CEFAe's 2018 case report: the Argentine Air Force commission analyzed 21 sighting reports plus 2 historical reopenings, resolving all to conventional causes using photographic and astronomical software.
Annual case-resolution report from CEFAe, the Argentine Air Force's UAP commission, documenting ten citizen sighting reports from November 2014 through November 2015 that were all resolved as identifiable objects.
Argentine Air Force CIAE annual case-resolution report for 2020, documenting 76 citizen sighting reports investigated by the Centro de Identificación Aeroespacial and concluding every case was generated by known ordinary causes.
CIAE (Argentine Air Force) 2021 annual report analyzing 45 citizen-reported aerospace phenomena cases, with every case resolved to a known cause.
Annual case-resolution report from Argentina's Centro de Identificación Aeroespacial (CIAE) documenting 68 citizen UAP sightings received and analyzed in 2022.
Argentine Air Force Aerospace Identification Center (CIAE) 2023 annual report resolving 82 citizen UAP sightings, with every case classified as conventionally explained.
Argentina's Centro de Identificación Aeroespacial (CIAE) 2024 annual report resolving 36 citizen UAP cases analyzed by the Argentine Air Force.
Argentina's Centro de Investigación Aeroespacial (CIAE) 2025 annual report resolving 28 citizen UAP cases, all classified as conventional under the GEIPAN Type A/B methodology.
First annual case-resolution report from Argentina's Centro de Identificación Aeroespacial (CIAE), the Argentine Air Force successor to CEFAe, resolving 23 citizen UAP reports received in 2019 plus one enigmatic case.
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