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Manzolini "Libellula"
1952
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The Libellula was the brainchild of Count Ettore Manzolini. It was very similar to the ...
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| The P.D.4 was a four-seat helicopter with two rotors placed in tandem. Initially it had ... read more ... |
Piaggio PD.4
1952
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Fiat 7002
1961
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The Fiat 7002 is a medium-capacity dual-control helicopter for passenger transport and general-purpose duties, of ...
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| Fiat, which had flown its 7002 reaction rotor helicopter in1961, also had a design for ... read more ... |
Fiat 7005
project
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Silvercraft SH-4
1965
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Silvercraft Italiana and SIAI-Marchetti jointly designed an all-metal three-seat helicopter, the SH-4, the prototype of ...
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| Silvercraft designed and built the SH-200 which was a more streamlined two-seater with a low-set ... read more ... |
Silvercraft SH-200
1977
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SIAI-Marchetti SV-20
1970 - project
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Societe Italiana Aeroplani Idrovolanti-Marchetti, based inSesto Calende, Varese, in northern Italy, was founded in 1915,and ...
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| First flown on 19 October 1964 at Castina Costa this was Agusta's largest helicopter. Originally ... read more ... |
Agusta AZ-101G
1964
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Agusta/Bell AB-102
1959
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Agusta had gained much experience from their licenced building of the Agusta/Bell-47. The Agusta design ...
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| Light single-seat single rotor 'pod & boom' helicopter powered by one 85hp Agusta MV-GA70 piston ... read more ... |
Agusta A.103
1959
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Agusta A.104
1960
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Light 2-seat all-metal helicopter developed from A.103 with single stabilised rotor, skid u/c and powered ...
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| First flown in 1964 the A.105 was again an original Agusta design. There were two ... read more ... |
Agusta A.105
1964
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Lualdi L-55
1955
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Aer Lualdi was formed in 1953 and flew its first experimental helicopter, designated the ES ...
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| Experience with the L.55 led to construction of an improved model, designated the L.57, with ... read more ... |
Lualdi L-59
1961
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Agusta A-106
1965
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Flown in prototype form early in 1966, the Agusta A.106 is a small lightweight armed ...
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| Developed version of the Bell 47J-3 with open rear fuselage structure and powered by a ... read more ... |
Agusta A.115
1970
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Agusta EMA.124
1970
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Light three-seat helicopter derived from Bell 47 with open frame rear fuselage, skid u/c and ...
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| Although Augusta has asolid track record formaking helicoptersdesigned by other companies,the A 109 Hirundo (Swallow)was ... read more ... |
Agusta A-109 "Hirundo"
1971
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Agusta A-129 "Mangusta"
1983
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For dealing with tanks andarmoured vehicles, theMangusta is equipped witha mast- or nose-mounted sightand TOW ...
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| A.109 with one Pratt & Whitney PT6B-37/1 turboshaftengine, fixed skid u/c. Prot. I-KOAL FF Feb ... read more ... |
Agusta A119 "Koala"
1995
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Bell/Agusta AB139
2001
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The new AB.139 - The medium twin engine helicopter capable of carrying up to 15 ...
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