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Re: Aermacchi Supersonic Trainer? PTS 2000? Before the M-346 and Mako? Thank you Boxkite! Great pictures. Raravia

Re: Aermacchi Supersonic Trainer? PTS 2000? Before the M-346 and Mako? Any illustration or 3 view? Raravia

...Flieger“ 11/1964 (page 278) M.B.330B.gif => ”The MB.330B business jet, one of several [is this a reference to the M.B.328 and M.B.329?] Aermacchi studies in this area.“ / “AIR Enthusiast” No. 51 (page 35) / COPYRIGHT: Aermacchi via Roy Braybrook Can anybody help with illustrations of the...

Re: Aermacchi Supersonic Trainer? PTS 2000? Before the M-346 and Mako? M.B.338V from "Gente dell'aria" volume 3

I do wonder a bit about the Ha500 as it definitely resembles what little I've seen in print of Aermacchi's MB.340.

Also from Aerei magazine, here is the two variants to Aermacchi M.311 (side-by-side and tandem two-seat) aircraft.

From Air Pictorial 1963.

Model of Alenia Aermacchi/General Dynamics T-100 Source: http://blogs.defensenews.com/intercepts/2013/09/six-planes-industry-wants-dod-and-other-militaries-to-buy/

Interesting. So the name Impala was applied to two different Aermacchi designs?

As for now, no. But I have an insider in the workings of Aermacchi at that time... If he can speak, I'll post here.

And a fictional variant intended for anti-ship missions with different radar :

...for easier reference. Here is a copy for whoever might find it useful. With kudos and thanks to Cy-27 and the other contributors. Macchi Aermacchi Alenia-Aermacchi Designations Aermacchi was an Italian aircraft manufacturer. Established originally in 1912 as the Nieuport-Macchi S.A. by...

...few of the slides that might be of interest to this discussion. First was a list of the Competitive Systems and there were general arrangements of the various systems aircraft. Here is the list, Grumman/SIAI S.211, Lockheed/Aermacchi MB-339C, Lockheed/Aermacchi MB-339D and the LTV/FMA IA63...

I'm having way less time than in the previous months, and, unfortunately, way less inspiration; still, here is a couple of new models. Aermacchi MB-324:

Yak-130 : - linked with the Aermacchi M-346 (at the beginning). - I think I saw the derivatives you mention in air&cosmos... I have to check!

Most excellent news as I am eagerly awaiting this title. I've been very interested in Italian aircraft since interning at AerMacchi "way back when" (summer of 1972).

Dassault/SAAB Eurotrainer SES identified as EADS MAKO TET identified as Aermacchi M346 SET identified as CASA ATX But did anybody hear about Dassault/SAAB proposal?

Is any friend in possession of any picture of the Aermacchi MB-340 proposed strike fighter ( probably early 70s'...) Thanks in advance and... Regards from Giorgio (Turin-Italy)

Embraer AMX-N of Brazilian Naval Aviation operated from Minas Gerais (A11) from 1995, and later from Sao Paulo.