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Steam News7 August 20261d ago

A Discount on the G.91 R/4 to Mark the 70th Anniversary of its First Flight!

The first mass-produced jet fighter built in Italy, the G.91, made its maiden flight on August 9th 1956. It became a symbol of the resurgence of Italian military aviation following the Second World War.

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changedThe German and Italian G.91 R/4 are available at a 50% discount for 4,455 Golden Eagles each!After the promotion ends, they will remain available for purchase at the regular price of 8,910 Golden Eagles each.

The first mass-produced jet fighter built in Italy, the G.91, made its maiden flight on August 9th 1956. It became a symbol of the resurgence of Italian military aviation following the Second World War. In addition to the Italian Air Force, the G.91 served with the West German Luftwaffe and the Portuguese Air Force. It remained in service for a full 34 years from 1961 to 1995!

The German and Italian G.91 R/4 are available at a 50% discount for 4,455 Golden Eagles each!

When: From August 7th (09:00 GMT) until August 10th (09:00 GMT).

Where: Germany / Italy > Aviation > Premium vehicles.

  • After the promotion ends, they will remain available for purchase at the regular price of 8,910 Golden Eagles each.

About this aircraft

About this aircraft

  • The G.91 R/4 is a highly maneuverable fighter capable not only of achieving spectacular victories in dogfights but also of providing ground support for allies using rockets, air-to-ground missiles, bombs, and incendiary tanks. Unlike the R/3 variant, the R/4 features a lighter forward-firing armament, consisting of four machine guns, and gains access to AA-20 Nord and AIM-9B Sidewinder air-to-air missiles.

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Steam News / 7 August 2026

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