[4] On 1 July 1993, three new regional command organizations were formed – for northern, central, and southern Sweden.

On 1 July 1994, the staff was separated from the wing, and at the same time became a cadre-organized war unit within the Middle Military District (Milo M).

[4] Prior to the Defence Act of 2000, the Swedish government proposed in its bill for the Riksdag that the tactical level should be reduced by disbanding division and military district staffs as well as naval commands and air commands.

[6] From 1 July 1994, the following combat and ground aviation units were part of the Central Air Command: The aircraft that were part of the air command formally belonged to the wings involved.

"[7] The march of the Central Air Command, "Den svenske flygsoldaten", was composed by music director Per Berg.