evaluated by Army and then abandoned in an hangar at CALE for years. Trasferred to Vigna di Valle museum and exposed in open air, was finally restored and exposed at Lamborghini museum.

Seen here without any markings, but it last flew with the Italian AF as MM576 for evaluation purposes, in 1963. Before that it carried registration I-GOGO when demonstrated at Rome-Fiumicino in September 1962 and at the Paris Air Salon in June 1963. No orders materialised and the type did not go into production. This helicopter is displayed at the Lamborghini museum because its exterior was apparently designed by Ferruccio Lamborghini in the late 1950s, before he founded his own car company.

The prototype Aer Lualdi L-59 four seat utility helicopter on display at the 1963 Paris Air Show. The type did not enter production.