C Coupe
Discover the 1936 Swallow C Coupe, a light two-seat monoplane designed by Sam Bloomfield. Learn why only a few were sold despite its innovative design.
Discover the 1936 Swallow C Coupe, a light two-seat monoplane designed by Sam Bloomfield. Learn why only a few were sold despite its innovative design.
Explore the Caspar C.32, a versatile German aircraft from 1926. Originally military-designed, it became a transport and agricultural plane, famous for the ‘Germania’ flight.
Discover the CAP-8, a Brazilian light multi-purpose aircraft developed by CAP in 1945. Inspired by the Bf.108, it faced a unique fate.
Discover Reinholds Cielmins, a WWI and Bolshevik veteran who commanded air divisions. Later, he set a Latvian record as the oldest parachutist at 45.
Explore the CG-13A glider, developed in 1942 to transport 42 troops or heavy cargo. Based on the CG-4, 132 units were built by Ford and Northwestern by 1945.
Explore the CBU-89/104 GATOR, a 1000-pound cluster bomb system. Discover its anti-tank/anti-personnel mines, self-destruct features, and strategic deployment.
Heavy twin-engine biplane, the Caudron R.11 protected French bombers in WWI. Slow production didn’t hinder its vital role as an escort fighter.
Explore the SABCA-Poncelet Castar, a 1920s Belgian light aircraft. Learn about its development from a glider to its tragic end. A milestone in aviation history.
Campbell F Flivver: The visionary 1930s aircraft designed for affordability, simplicity, and comfort, featuring a car engine and magnesium alloy construction.
Pioneering British aviation: the Central Centaur 2A and 2B transport aircraft. Uncover their design, brief history, and the tragic downfall of the Central Aircraft Company.
