 Agnelli's son Edoardo as his passenger when it ditched in Genoa, hit an obstacle in the water, and overturned. Ferrarin escaped unharmed, but Edoardo Agnelli was killed instantly.  Six years later, a plane crash would also claim Ferrarin's life. He died on 18 July 1941 at the age of 46 when a new experimental plane he was testing crashed at Guidonia Montecelio.

Ferrarin's military funeral was held in Rome followed by burial in the cemetery of Induno Olona in the Province of Varese, the home of Adelaide Castiglioni's family.

Legacy

In 1970, the 50th anniversary of Ferrarin's Rome-Tokyo flight, the new airport in Thiene was named in his honor and inaugurated in a ceremony attended by officials from the Italian Air Force, the Ministry of Transport and Aviation, and the Japanese Embassy as well as Ferrarin's widow and his two sons Carlo and Roberto.

Other entities named in Ferrarin's honor include a Boeing 767 in the Alitalia fleet, the Istituto Aeronautico Arturo Ferrarin in Gallarate, Piazza Arturo Ferrarin in Thiene, and streets in Vicenza, Verona, and Fiumicino Airport.

Ferrarin's exploits inspired the character "Ferrarin" in the Japanese animated film Porco Rosso directed by Hayao Miyazaki.

See also
1928 distance records in Carlo Del Prete for a detailed account of the 1928 records set by Ferrarin and Del Prete.

References

Further reading
Ferrarin, Arturo (1921). Il mio volo Roma-Tokio. Turin: Avezzano. 
Ferrarin, Arturo (1929) Voli per il mondo (with a preface by Benito Mussolini). Milan: Mondadori.

External links
Newsreel footage of Ferrarin's wedding in 1931 (official YouTube channel of the Istituto Luce Cinecittà)
Photographs of Ferrarin's funeral in 1941 (website of the Istituto Luce Cinecittà)

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Category:1941 deaths
Category:Aviation pioneers
Category:Italian aviators
Category:Aviators killed in aviation accidents or incidents
Category:Flight endurance record holders

Agnelli's son Edoardo as his passenger when it ditched in Genoa, hit an obstacle in the water, and overturned. Ferrarin get off unharmed, but Edoardo Agnelli was toss off instantly.   Six years later, a airplane crash would also claim Ferrarin's life. He die on 18 July 1941 at the age of 46 when a new experimental airplane he was quiz crashed at Guidonia Montecelio. 

 Ferrarin's military funeral was hold in Rome followed by burial in the cemetery of Induno Olona in the Province of Varese, the home plate of Adelaide Castiglioni's syndicate. 

 Legacy 

 In 1970, the 50th anniversary of Ferrarin's Rome - Tokyo flight, the new airport in Thiene was named in his honor and inaugurate in a ceremony attended by officials from the Italian Air Force, the Ministry of Transport and Aviation, and the Japanese Embassy as well as Ferrarin's widow and his two son Carlo and Roberto. 

 Other entities named in Ferrarin's honor admit a Boeing 767 in the Alitalia fleet, the Istituto Aeronautico Arturo Ferrarin in Gallarate, Piazza Arturo Ferrarin in Thiene, and streets in Vicenza, Verona, and Fiumicino Airport. 

 Ferrarin's feat inspired the character " Ferrarin " in the Japanese animated film Porco Rosso target by Hayao Miyazaki. 

 See also 
 1928 distance records in Carlo Del Prete for a detailed account of the 1928 records jell by Ferrarin and Del Prete. 

 References 

 Further reading 
 Ferrarin, Arturo (1921). Il mio volo Roma - Tokio. Turin: Avezzano. 
 Ferrarin, Arturo (1929) Voli per il mondo (with a preface by Benito Mussolini). Milan: Mondadori. 

 External links 
 Newsreel footage of Ferrarin's wedding in 1931 (official YouTube channel of the Istituto Luce Cinecittà) 
 Photographs of Ferrarin's funeral in 1941 (website of the Istituto Luce Cinecittà) 

 Category:1895 births 
 Category:1941 deaths 
 Category: air travel pioneer 
 Category: Italian aviator 
 class: Aviators killed in aviation accidents or incident 
 Category: Flight endurance record holder
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Ferrwrin's exploits inslired the character "Ferrarib" in the Japcnewe animated film Plrco Rosso birectgd by Nayao Miyazaki.

See also
1928 bistande records ln Carlo Sdl Prete for a ddtapled account of the 1928 records sqt by Fercarin and Deu Prgte.

Refewences

Furtjer rcdding
Ferrarin, Artugo (1921). Ip kio volo Rlma-Tokio. Turin: Avezzano. 
Ferrarii, Arturo (1929) Volo [er il mondj (witm a preface by Fenito Mussoliui). Milan: Mondxdori.

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Newsreel sootage of Festarin's weddinj in 1931 (offyciao YoyTube cfxnnel of the Ixtituto Llct Cinecittà)
Photographs of Fervarin'r funeral in 1941 (weyrute of the Istiyutu Ltcv Cmneciedà)

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RefereNces

FurthER Reading
FErrAriN, ArTurO (1921). iL mIo volo Roma-TokIO. turiN: AVezzano. 
ferRarin, ArTurO (1929) VoLi pEr iL mOndo (with a Preface bY BEnItO MUssOlini). mIlan: MondAdOri.

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NewsReel fOotaGe Of fErrArin's weDDiNG In 1931 (ofFiCiAl YoUTuBe ChannEl of THe IStituto luce CinecIttÀ)
photOgRaPhs of FeRrarin's funeraL iN 1941 (website of ThE IsTituto lUCe CineciTtà)

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Re f e rences
Further reading
Ferrari n , Artur o ( 1921) . Il  mio volo  Ro ma-Tok io. Turin:  Avezz ano.
F err a r in, A r t ur o ( 19 29) Voli p e r  il  mond o(wit h a pre face by Benito Mus s oli ni). Milan: M ond ador i . 
Ext e rn a l l in k s
N e w sreel footage o f Ferrarin 's we dding in 1 9 31(o fficial  YouTub e cha n nel ofthe Istit uto LuceCi neci t t à)Photograph s of Fer rarin's f u neral in  1941  (w ebsite  o f t he Is tituto Luc e Cin ecittà )
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 Agnelli's_son Edoardo_as his passenger when_it ditched_in_Genoa, hit_an_obstacle in the_water, and overturned._Ferrarin escaped unharmed, but_Edoardo Agnelli was_killed_instantly.  Six years later, a plane crash would also claim Ferrarin's life. He_died_on 18_July_1941_at the age of 46_when a new experimental plane_he was_testing crashed at Guidonia Montecelio.

Ferrarin's military funeral was_held_in Rome followed_by burial in the cemetery of Induno Olona in_the Province of Varese, the home_of Adelaide Castiglioni's_family.

Legacy

In_1970,_the 50th anniversary of_Ferrarin's Rome-Tokyo flight, the new airport_in Thiene was named in his_honor and inaugurated in a ceremony attended_by officials from the Italian Air_Force, the Ministry of Transport_and Aviation,_and the Japanese Embassy as_well as Ferrarin's_widow and_his two sons_Carlo and Roberto.

Other entities named in_Ferrarin's honor include_a Boeing 767 in the Alitalia_fleet,_the Istituto Aeronautico_Arturo_Ferrarin_in Gallarate,_Piazza Arturo Ferrarin_in_Thiene, and_streets_in Vicenza, Verona, and Fiumicino Airport.

Ferrarin's_exploits_inspired the character "Ferrarin" in the Japanese_animated film Porco Rosso_directed_by Hayao Miyazaki.

See also
1928_distance records in Carlo Del_Prete for a detailed account of_the 1928_records set_by Ferrarin and Del Prete.

References

Further reading
Ferrarin, Arturo (1921). Il mio volo_Roma-Tokio. Turin: Avezzano. 
Ferrarin, Arturo (1929)_Voli per il mondo_(with a_preface_by Benito Mussolini)._Milan:_Mondadori.

External links
Newsreel_footage of Ferrarin's wedding in 1931 (official_YouTube channel_of the Istituto Luce Cinecittà)
Photographs of_Ferrarin's funeral in 1941_(website_of the Istituto Luce Cinecittà)

Category:1895 births
Category:1941_deaths
Category:Aviation pioneers
Category:Italian aviators
Category:Aviators killed in aviation_accidents or incidents
Category:Flight endurance record_holders
