Culver Cadet
Explore the Culver Cadet, an innovative light aircraft developed by Albert Mooney. Learn about its design, engine variants, and transition to military production before WWII.
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Cactus Kitten
Explore the Curtiss Model 22 Cactus Kitten, the pioneering racing triplane that hit 274 km/h, securing second place in the 1921 Pulitzer Trophy and a world speed record.
CANT 6
Discover the Italian CANT 6 flying boat: from patrol missions to civilian transport, its design evolution, and service history with CNT and SISA.
John Cunningham
Discover John Cunningham, Britain’s top night fighter ace of WWII. Learn about his 20 victories, flying Beaufighters & Mosquitoes, and his post-war role testing the Comet.
CANT 13
Discover the CANT 13 flying boat, an Italian military reconnaissance and attack aircraft from the 1920s. Learn about its history, design, and brief service.
Caproni Ca.95
Explore the Caproni Ca.95, Italy’s 1930s heavy bomber. Powered by three Isotta Fraschini engines, this pioneering aircraft had a brief operational life.
CAMS 80
Discover the CAMS 80 flying boat, designed for the French Navy in 1931. Learn about its development, versions, and role in transport and testing until 1938.
CANT 7
Discover the CANT 7, a versatile Italian flying boat from the 1920s. Developed for pilot training, it later served as a maritime reconnaissance aircraft.
Caproni Ca.10/Ca.11 Monoplane
Discover the Caproni Ca.10/Ca.11 monoplanes, pioneers of early Italian aviation. Built in 1911, these aircraft broke records and served military.
Ca.4 (1911)
Discover the Ca.4 (1911), Caproni’s innovative experimental biplane featuring a bamboo frame and no fuselage, designed for lightness and pilot visibility.