From June 5 to 7, São Paulo Catarina International Executive Airport will host an exhibition that combines tradition, innovation and design with European DNA. DIMOR GROUP, an international reference in the manufacture of historic aircraft, will be arriving at the event with three models that epitomize the meeting between past and future: the WACO YMF-5, the JUNKERS A50 Heritage and the A50 Junior.
At the helm of the brand is Dieter Morszeck, a German businessman and grandson of the founder of the legendary RIMOWA – a brand that transformed corrugated aluminum into a symbol of sophistication in the world of travel. Today, Dieter applies the same aesthetic rigor and innovation to the world of light aviation, reviving icons that marked an era with cutting-edge technology and handcrafted finishes.
The brand's positioning in Brazil is further strengthened by the work of Luís Ermínio de Moraes, who takes on the role of Brand Ambassador for DIMOR GROUP in the country, and by the global leadership of CEO Sérgio Barreto, also Brazilian, who reinforces the company's ties with the national market and its growing audience ionate about luxury aviation.
Three aircraft, one philosophy: flying with style
O WACO YMF-5 It is a biplane with elegant lines, handcrafted in the United States, in Battle Creek, Michigan. A tribute to the open aviation of the 1930s, with a double cockpit and refined finish, designed for those who value authenticity and performance.
O JUNKERS A50 Heritage brings back the charm of German aircraft from the first half of the 20th century. Its corrugated aluminum skin and oval design preserve the original look of the 1929 model, with structural updates that ensure flight safety and efficiency.
Already JUNKERS A50 Junior, ultralight at 600kg, offers a unique piloting experience. Equipped with a Rotax 912iS engine, Garmin G3X avionics and ballistic parachute, it is a modern and stylish option for new pilots and those ionate about recreational aviation. The possibility of customization - including paint and leather - transforms each unit into an extension of the owner's identity.
