Brazilian Aviation Museum Acquires Three Historic AircraftThe Museu Asas de um Sonho (Museum Wings of a Dream) in Itu, São Paulo, has announced the arrival of three new historical aircraft for its collection. The new additions are a Xavante, a Paulistinha, and a Hawker Siddeley HS-125.
The aircraft are being transported from São Carlos, São Paulo, in a logistics operation expected to last approximately 17 days. According to the museum, the Xavante and Paulistinha have already arrived at the facility and are currently in the assembly phase.
The Hawker Siddeley HS-125, a British business jet, is being disassembled for transport and is expected to arrive at the museum in the coming days. Once all three aircraft are fully assembled, they will become permanent exhibits in the museum's growing collection.
This acquisition represents a significant expansion of the museum's holdings, which aims to preserve and showcase the history of aviation in Brazil and around the world.