@ Flieger Flab Museum, Dubendorf, Switzerland
December 2016
First flown in 1955, the FFA P-16 was a Swiss prototype ground attack jet fighter designed by Flug-und Fahrzeugwerke AG to replace the piston-engined aircraft then in service with the Swiss Air Force. The project was cancelled in 1960 after five aircraft were built. As of 2007, only this single example, assembled from parts of two of the prototypes, remains in existence. It is on display here at the Swiss Air Force Museum at the Dübendorf Air Base. Nikon D500 w/Tokina 10-17mm, processed with Aperture.
