The plane now wears a slightly revised colour scheme since the last time I saw here. It was formerly G-PTWO and is pictured waiting to line up on rw03 for departure (this took some time as rw21 was in use) after displaying at this super show. . To reduce costs during development the Swiss recycled parts from surplus, older aircraft already in their inventory. for example, landing gear from their Messerschmitt Bf 109s and the similarity can clearly be seen.

This P-2 was formerly G-PTWO and is pictured here at the Classic Trainers Open Hangar. To reduce costs during development the Swiss recycled parts from surplus, older aircraft already in their inventory. for example, landing gear from their Messerschmitt Bf 109s and the similarity can clearly be seen.

This P-2 was formerly G-PTWO and is pictured here basking in the aternoon sun at Točná. To reduce costs during development the Swiss recycled parts from surplus, older aircraft already in their inventory. for example, landing gear parts from their Messerschmitt Bf 109s and the similarity can clearly be seen.