Aermacchi MB-340
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MB-340 was the designation given by Italian aircraft manufacturer Aermacchi to a design study being undertaken for a light ground attack aircraft in the early 1970s. Work done on the project formed one of the bases that eventually led to the design of the AMX International AMX in partnership with Aeritalia (and later, EMBRAER).
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