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Father of three, Italian and American citizen, AC Milan, professional pilot and entrepreneur. Socio APA Milan e Milanisti 1899

@m_omilan @warbirdsnews 8,043 X followersFirst product launched 4y ago

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416.6K
Aug 2026
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No public revenue across products
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Since Mar 2022
Latest launch
4y ago
Vintage Aviation News416.6K visits/mo
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Vintage Aviation News416.6K

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Vintage Aviation NewsBest source for vintage WWII era aircraft news, classic jets news,warbird and modern day air show information with links to all the best Air…416.6K

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  1. Nov 6 · 9d ago

    • Vintage Aviation News covers Lancaster NX611 restorationReferrals & Backlinks

      Vintage Aviation News published a report that the restoration of Lancaster NX611 Just Jane is nearing installation of NX664’s restored rear-mid fuselage this winter, with progress on wing components, spare parts, and the Wings Campaign. The September report said the GoFundMe Wings Campaign had raised more than £104,600 toward a £500,000 target.

  2. Nov 5 · 10d ago

    • Vintage Aviation News covers Starfighters Space programsReferrals & Backlinks

      Vintage Aviation News published an article in which Starfighters Space CEO Tim Franta explains how the company’s F-104 fleet supports aerospace research, its Wind Tunnel in the Sky program, and plans for suborbital and orbital launch vehicles. Franta anticipates about 36 to 50 Wind Tunnel in the Sky flights in 2027, potentially with two customer payloads per sortie.

  3. Nov 4 · 11d ago

    • Vintage Aviation News covers Nakajima Ki-8 cancellationReferrals & Backlinks

      Vintage Aviation News published an article on Japan’s Nakajima Ki-8, an experimental two-seat fighter for the Imperial Japanese Army. It says poor stability and limited performance led to cancellation in 1934 after five prototypes, before full production, because the Japanese Army Air Force did not need two-seat fighters.

    • Vintage Aviation News covers Latécoère 631 first flightReferrals & Backlinks

      Vintage Aviation News published an article stating that the Latécoère 631, registered F-BAHG, made its first flight on November 4, 1942, from Lake Berre near Marignane, France. The article also says Air France introduced the type on transatlantic routes in July 1947 and that mechanical problems, high costs, and fatal accidents ended its career.

  4. Nov 1 · 14d ago