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The AMX International AMX is a ground-attack aircraft jointly developed by Brazil and Italy. The AMX is designated A-11 Ghibli by the Italian Air Force and A-1 by the Brazilian Air Force. The Italian name, "Ghibli", is taken from the hot dry wind of the Libyan desert . The subsonic AMX International AMX (known as the "Gibli" to the Italian Air Force) was the result of cooperation between two Italian (Aeritalia - now Alenia - and Aermacchi) and one Brazilian (Embraer) aircraft firms.

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L'AMX International AMX (denominato Ghibli nell'Aeronautica Militare Italiana) è un aereo da attacco al suolo monomotore a getto ad ala alta a freccia prodotto in Italia e Brasile dagli anni ottanta ed ancora in attività. Nato a seguito di un requisito dell'Aeronautica Militare e della Força Aérea Brasileira per un aereo da appoggio tattico (CAS, Close Air Support), e per le specifiche. The AMX International AMX, known in Italian service as A-11 Ghibli, is a joint venture between Alenia and Aermacchi of Italy, and EMBRAER of Brazil. The aircraft we present for today is the ground attack fighter named AMX International AMX which was developed as a joint project of Italy and Brazil. The AMX International AMX got designated as the A-11 Ghibli from the Italian Air Force while the Brazilian Air Force simply designated it as A-1. A-1A & YA-1 (AMX) The Brazilian version of the original AMX is locally called A-1A. This has a refuelling probe at the right side of the nose as well, but two cannons, one of each side of the nose. This cannon has a smaller diameter than the one on the Italian examples, but the fairing is longer. The prototypes were designated YA-1.

AMX International AMX Fighter Aircraft, Fighter Jets, Brazilian Air

651 MPH top speed. 42K feet max ceiling. could climb up to 10,000 FT/MIN. Italian version carried 1 M61A1 20MM cannon. Brazilian version carried X2 30MM DEFA cannons. Carried AIM-9L, MAA-1 Pirhanan a2a missiles, up to 4 tons in bombs, including guided bombs. The aircraft has flares and chaff. Both versions have LWS. AMX International AMX In the reconnaissance role, the AMX can carry an external photo or infra-red pod, or it can be equipped with one of three sensor palettes for internal transport on the forward fuselage. The first operational Aeronautica Militare Italiana squadron received its first AMX on November 7, 1989. AMX International Ltd was a joint venture company established to develop, manufacture and market the AMX ground attack aircraft . Established during the late 1970s specifically to produce the AMX, the company initially comprised Italian aircraft manufacturers Alenia and Aermacchi. When, in June 1977, the ItAF finally issued an official "Requirement for a fighter bomber reconnaissance aircraft AM-X" AM standing for Aeronautica Militare and X for unknown (this acronym replaced.

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The AMX International AMX or simply AMX is a plane of air-surface attack used for missions interdiction, close air support and aerial reconnaissance. Was developed by international consortium International AMX. In Brazilian Air Force, he is called A-1. In Italy he is nicknamed "Ghibli" AMX International AMX History. Subsonic AMX International AMX (known as "Gibli" by the Italian Air Force) is the result of a collaboration between two Italian (Aeritalia - now Alenia - and Aermacchi) and a Brazilian (Embraer) aircraft company. Development of the aircraft began in 1978, when only two Italian companies developed advanced multi. The AMX is a compact single-seat multi-role strike fighter aircraft, designed to fly low-altitude missions at high-subsonic speeds in day or night and in poor visibility. It is capable of operating from damaged or unprepared runways. It has a limited air-to-air capability and integrated ECM for self-defence. The AMX International AMX is a light single-engine single-seat multi-role combat jet aircraft produced by the International manufacturer AMX International, an joint-venture of Alenia - Italy, Aermacchi - Italy and EMBRAER - Brazil. The AMX-T is a two-seat trainer aircraft variant. max. Takeoff Weight.

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AMX International AMX. From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. AMX is a light attack aircraft built by Aeritalia, Aermacchi and Embraer and used by Italian and Brasil Air Force. Italian AMX. Italian AMX. The AMX International AMX is a ground-attack aircraft jointly developed by Brazil and Italy. The AMX is designated A-11 Ghibli by the Italian Air Force and A-1 by the Brazilian Air Force. The AMX is a conventional shoulder-winged monoplane.