A small aviation museum built around a restored Convair CV-240 (registration ZP-CDO) that flew Líneas Aéreas Paraguayas' inaugural flight in 1963, located at the Paraguayan Air Force's I Brigada Aérea next to the former Silvio Pettirossi airport site. The aircraft sat abandoned and deteriorating for roughly 48 years before a private-donation-funded restoration begun in 2021; it was publicly presented in May 2023 and by October 2025 had become a functioning "museum-library," open daily with free admission, holding the restored aircraft plus a documents/library collection.
- Convair CV-240 (ex-LV-ADO/ZP-CDO) — Restored LAP airliner, flew LAP's inaugural Asunción–Curitiba–São Paulo–Rio de Janeiro route on August 20, 1963.
- Restored cockpit and original aircraft interior — Seats, compartments, and an onboard library area recreated during restoration.
- Original CV-240 flight manual (in English) — Displayed as a document exhibit.
- Aviation uniforms, photographs, and aircraft models — Part of the museum's library/collection.
- Historical plane tickets — Including ones linked to prosecutor Marcelo Pecci and family, to whom the project is dedicated.
Verified 2026-10-19 · De los aires a un museo: la historia del Convair 240, Presentan el emblemático Convair 240, homenaje al fiscal Marcelo Pecci, Un pedazo de historia: la restauración de un Convair CV-240 en Paraguay contada por su protagonista