This garish Starfighter is on display at this rather unusual place, something of a cross between a farm, zoo, restaurant and aeroplane museum.

On display at this rather unusual place, something of a cross between a farm, zoo, restaurant and aeroplane museum.

This was a fatique test airframe and never flew (as I understand it, but any further information is always welcome).

As I understand it, this fuselage section was left uncompleted when Dornier folded. If this is incorrect, or if anyone can help with more details or information, then I would be happy to update this picture. On display at this interesting place, something of a cross between a farm, zoo, restaurant and aeroplane museum.

This Falcon 20 was built in 1970 and was originally registered F-WLCU and then D-COLL. After becoming I-LIAC, it was flown by Aero Leasing Italiana / Air Capitol but canceled from the Italian register in September 2002. It was stored at Ciampino until at least until 2007, when it went to Pescara and the Aeroservices Group/Lufthansa Technical Training centre for use as a ground instruction frame. It was then purchased by this collection and is currently being reassembled and restored. Just visible are overpainted 'Air Colombia', the name of Aeroservices Group's pilot and training school,

On display at this rather unusual place, something of a cross between a farm, zoo, restaurant and aeroplane museum.