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M-16 Assembly
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M-16 Assembly
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M-16 Airframe
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| M-16 Specs |
| M-18 Specs |
| M-20 Specs |
| M-21 Specs |
| Magni
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Gyro-USA
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Luce and the
Assembly Shop
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Pietro and Josie in the
Paint and Fiberglass Shop |
Paint and
Fiberglass Shop
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Welding Shop
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Piero prepares tail
feathers for painting |
One of the two
new paint rooms |
Vittorio Magni |
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Lisa and Sonia handle all factory supplies and materials, customer service and Magni autogyro orders in the "Front Office" |
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The Magni factory is situated in the middle of the aviation center of Italy, just
outside Milano near the airport and Agusta Helicopter.
Vittorio developed his aircraft production skills at this Agusta helicopter factory. Vittorio takes advantage
of the local abundance of experienced aviation craftsmen in his own autogyro operation. For instance, a
certified computer numerical controlled (CNC) shop (pictured below), 90% dedicated to Magni
autogyros, fabricates all the critical Magni parts from fully engineered CAD drawings. |
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| All fiberglass parts are fabricated at a separate Magni factory, where every machine is fully
assembled as well. Magni’s sons, Pietro and Luca, handle this end. Pietro is largely responsible for the composite and
fiberglass work components - fuselage pod, tail group, landing gear and rotors; Luca takes on aircraft
assembly and wiring. |
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Vittorio and his family must love their work. They work in the factory five days a week, then on the
weekends, it’s off to the airfield for training, flight tests and gyro design. Vittorio trained his sons well.
Both Pietro and Luca are certified flight instructors. Lisa Magni, Pietro’s wife, flies her own autogyro as
well and also handles office duties at the factory. |
