Caudron C.280 Phalene
Explore the Caudron C.280 Phalene, a versatile French light aircraft first flown in 1932. With 240 variants, its design and evolution marked an era in aviation.
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Caudron C.320
Explore the 1932 French Caudron C.320 training aircraft. Designed by Paul Deville, its engine upgrade failed to boost performance, reverting to C.59 standards.
Cessna Citation Longitude
Explore the Cessna Citation Longitude, Cessna’s super midsize business jet. Unveiled in 2012, priced at $23.9M, offering speed and range.
Cessna 303 Crusader
Explore the Cessna 303 Crusader, an American twin-engine light aircraft designed for six passengers. Learn about its evolution, advanced features, and production.
COMAC C919
Explore the COMAC C919, China’s narrow-body passenger jet. Learn about its development, features, flight tests, and ambitious production plan.
Caudron C.660 Rafale
Discover the Caudron C.660 Rafale, the 1935 French racing aircraft. Modernized C.530, powered by a 180hp Renault engine, it won the Angers competition.
Cessna 401/402 Utiliner
Explore the Cessna 401/402 Utiliner, twin-engine aircraft that redefined private aviation with comfort and versatility. Discover their evolution and legacy.
Caudron C.51
The Caudron C.51, a 1921 two-seater seaplane designed by René Caudron, won a 12,000 franc prize in the Monaco races.
Caproni Ca.100
Discover the Caproni Ca.100, an Italian 1929 biplane trainer with diverse engines, record-setting variants, and international production in Peru and Bulgaria.
Cessna 400 Corvalis TT
Discover the Cessna 400 Corvalis TT, a high-performance single-engine aircraft. Learn about its evolution from the Columbia 300, advanced features, and the Corvalis TTX.