On display at the Luftwaffenmuseum. This 'Gina' once served with Waffenschule 50. The Luftwaffe received its first G.91s in Sept 1960. The type equipped four light attack wings, two reconnaissance wings and a weapons school which had most of the two-seat T/3 trainer variant. Dornier licence-built the G.91, making it the first jet combat aircraft built in Germany after World War II. Luftwaffe G.91s were phased out by 1982.

A target towing aircraft of the German air force

This Gina served with Waffenschule 50 and then with the Zieldarstellungsstaffel (target simulation flight) des Condor-Flugdiensts hence the logo on the tail. Now she is one of many inteesting exhibits at the Luftwaffenmuseum der Bundeswehr at Gatow.