On display at Parco Tematico dell'Aviazione. Built to NATO requirements calling for an attack aircraft capable of operating from unprepared take-off strips less than 1100m with an empty weight under 2200 kg, FIAT won the contract as it had a plane at an advanced stage of development. The G.91 was operated by Italy, West Germany and Portugal. There were four main variants, of which this G.91T was a trainer and liaison aircraft. It carries the Phoenix crest of 60a Brigata Aerea based at Amendola-Foggia. This unit's predecessor was the Scuola di Volo Basico Avanzato Aviogetti (SVBAA).

The G-91T advanced jet trainer was based on the G-91R and gained both length and wingspan on the original. It maintained the single-seater's characteristics and kept an acceptable range. MM6344 actually flew as SA-44 with the Scuola Volo Basico Avanzato Aviogetti at Amendola.