CAP-3 Planalto
Discover the CAP-3 Planalto, a Brazilian trainer developed in 1944. Learn about its engines, military challenges, and attempts for the civilian market.
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Caspar C.26
Explore the unique Caspar C.26, a German two-seat wooden biplane built in 1925 for the Deutschen Rundflug, powered by a 100 hp Bristol Lucifer engine.
Caudron H
Discover the Caudron H, René Caudron’s pioneering 1912 seaplane. Explore its variants, French Navy service, and conversion for pilot training.
Caudron R.5
Explore the Caudron R.5, a French WWI bomber designed to overcome the limitations of its predecessor, the R.4, with enhanced engines and wings.
Caudron G Biplane
Explore the Caudron G, the pioneering 1913 biplane designed by the Caudron brothers. A versatile 80 hp Gnome-powered aircraft, utilized by France, China, Russia, and the UK.
CAP-5 Carioquinha
Explore the Brazilian CAP-5 Carioquinha, a 1945 two-seat high-wing monoplane. Learn about its development, Franklin engine, and limited production.
Caudron J
Explore the Caudron J, René Caudron’s pioneering seaplane. Naval competition winner, flew from the Foudre cruiser, served in Black Sea and Chile.
CP-20 Pinocchio
Discover Claude Piel’s CP-20 Pinocchio, a 1951 French monoplane design. Powered by a Volkswagen engine, it resembled a scaled-down Spitfire.
Comp Air 10
Explore the Comp Air 10, a versatile light multi-purpose kit aircraft. Features high passenger capacity for commercial regional flights. Learn its story.
Cordner No. 2
Discover the Cordner No. 2, an innovative 1911 Irish tunnel-wing aircraft by Joseph Cordner. Explore its features, Anzani engine, and early test flights.