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Hi, here is a cutaway for MB.328 and a 3-view to MB.320J Project (Jet variant). http://www.avia-it.com/act/biblioteca/periodici/PDF%20Riviste/Aermacchi%20world/Aermacchi%20world%201983%2002.pdf

What about the Swiss Piranha fighter project ??? M.A.D

I agree, only Alenia-Aermacchi no longer exists. Now is a Leonardo's division. https://aircraft.leonardo.com/en/

Another Aermacchi entry, the MB-343. Regards.

Phantastic line! Are there more Aermacchi titbits?

Re: Aermacchi Supersonic Trainer? PTS 2000? Before the M-346 and Mako? "The MB.338A basic/advanced trainer project. Powerplant would have been a Rolls-Royce/Turbomeca Adour - as used in the Hawk." (Caption from "AIR Enthusiast" No. 51 (page 35 / COPYRIGHT: Aermacchi via Roy Braybrook)

Hi, here is the Aermacchi MB.328 Model.

Anther project to Aermacchi was MB.336 jet trainer.

Thank you Pedro! Here is the Aermacchi AT-X2A. Regards.

Aermacchi MB-341 - 1982, based on drawings by Skybolt. Regards.

Agreed! The project in the beginnig of this thread looks copied from Piranha. J-12 maybe?

Yep, Aeritalia (Aircraft manufacturer) + Selenia (radar and avionics manufacturer) become Alenia at the end of 80's. Currently is Alenia-Aermacchi Aeronautica (after the fusion with the former Aermacchi firm) a Finmeccanica company.

From JP4 magazine of 1975, here is a variants of Aermacchi MB.338.

From Aerei magazine, here is a comparison between SIAI-Marchetti S.211 and Aermacchi M.345.

Aeritalia and Aermacchi AMX model at Le Bourget 1979 Source: Aviation et Marine International July 1979

That final Aermacchi design looks like it could be the basis for a business jet development......

I trust Alenia-Aermacchi to deliver a functional trainer more than AERALIS, the latter seems like vapourware.

Very nice ! And other designs that I didn't know. Funny how the Aermacchi have a very "Hawkerish" look.

Good point! OTOH "The M-346's digital flight control system will be provided by Teleavio and Marconi Italiana in collaboration with BAE Systems. " On Eurofighter, [DASA/EADS/Airbus] in charge if DFCS development "in collaboration with BAE Systems." meant BAE Systems Rochester largely running...

Yes that’s what I had in mind. PSP planking to make the grassy areas useable for parked jets… but I guess wood works too!