Keychain in enameled metal PAN MB399 Frecce Tricolori Aeronautica Militare

OFFICIAL MILITARY AERONAUTICS PRODUCT WITH ANTI-COUNTERFEIT GUARANTEE HOLOGRAM

These items are produced by very specific production canons dictated by the Ministry of Defense

Key ring in enameled metal

The key ring is 11 cm long

the pendant measures 7 x 2 cm

The National Aerobatic Team (PAN), whose official name is 313º Acrobatic Training Group, but which is commonly known as the Frecce Tricolori, is the aerobatic team of the Italian Air Force, born in 1961 following the decision of the Air Force itself to create a permanent group for the collective aerobatic training of its pilots; has its operational headquarters at the Rivolto airport (UD).

With ten aircraft (since 1982 they have used the Aermacchi MB.339 A / PAN MLU as aircraft), of which nine in formation and one solo, they are the largest aerobatic team in the world, and their flight program, including about twenty aerobatics lasting about half an hour, it has made them famous and recognized as one of the best aerobatic air patrols at the international level, performing stunts all year round.

The Aermacchi MB-339 is a two-seater advanced training and light tactical support single-engine jet aircraft produced by the Italian company Aermacchi (now AleniaAermacchi) since the seventies and mainly supplied to the Italian Air Force. The Frecce Tricolori, whose full name is National Aerobatic Team, constituting the 313rd Acrobatic Training Group, are the national aerobatic team (PAN) of the Italian Air Force, born in 1961 following the decision of the Italian Air Force to create a group permanent for the collective aerobatic training of its pilots. With ten planes, nine of which in formation and one solo, they are the largest aerobatic team in the world, and their flight program, including about twenty stunts and lasting about half an hour, has made them the most famous. Since 1982 they have used the Aermacchi MB.339 A / PAN MLU as their aircraft, and the headquarters are the Rivolto (UD) airport.