Ambrosini Aircraft

Ambrosini S.A.I.3 1937 Designed as a two-seat light training and touring low-wing monoplane, the Ambrosini S.A.I.3 was an ... read more ... Sergio Stefanutti designed the Ambrosini S.A.I.7 two-seat high-speed tourer monoplane between October 1938 and April ... read more ... Ambrosini S.7 1939 S.A.I. (Ambrosini) S.S.4 1939 read more ... The potentialities of the wooden lightweight single-seat fighter were under investigation in several countries during the late ... read more ... S.A.I. (Ambrosini) S.107 1940 S.A.I. (Ambrosini) S.207 1940 Evolved from the S.107 lightweight single-seat fighter and featuring a similar wooden structure with monocoque fuselage, the ... read more ... The ultimate development of the Stefanutti-designed wooden lightweight fighter, the S.403 Dardo (Dart), which flew for the ... read more ... S.A.I. (Ambrosini) S.403 Dardo 1943 Ambrosini Sagittario 1953 After tests with a 45° sweptback wing fitted to an otherwise standard Ambrosini S.7, thus ... read more ... Ambrosini S. Freccia 1953 Ambrosini (Aerfer) Sagittario II 1956 After tests with a 45° sweptback wing fitted to an otherwise standard Ambrosini S.7, thus ... read more ... Basically similar to the Sagittario II, the Aerfer Ariete (Battering Ram) was built by Industrie ... read more ... Ambrosini (Aerfer) Ariete 1958