Unfortunately, I predate the first alox SAK so no birthday knife for me!

As for the new 111mm issue SAK and all other variations (with the longer/better saw and liner locking), whether you wish to consider it a Wenger or not, the name is gone as for knives, and will point out all the newer knives lack any Wenger specific maker cues/clues, such as the Wenger design tools as in combination screwdriver/can-openers with all knives now using the Victorinox patent openers, as well as Victorinox style ground knife blades. So, the Wenger plant may still be open, but they are producing only Victorinox in name and design, and personally imagine the plant slated to close after whatever contract date for Wenger employee job security clause expires.

Ground effect craft require a smooth and flat terrain or sea, and rarely are either smooth and flat. Very limited application in the real world.