Caproni Ca.3 (1910)
Explore the Caproni Ca.3 (1910), the innovative sesquiplane by Italian designer Giovanni Battista Caproni, first flying successfully in late 1910.
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Richard Gomez Candelaria
Discover Richard Gomez Candelaria, WWII pilot hero: shot down enemies, escaped a concentration camp, and lived until 2001.
CAMS 51
Explore the CAMS 51, a French flying boat that broke records and served transatlantic/African routes in the 1920s. Learn its history and variants.
Ca.9
Explore the Caproni Ca.9, the record-breaking monoplane that made history in 1912. The sole survivor of 71, now at the Caproni Museum, Italy.
CAMS 120
Explore the CAMS 120, the last patrol flying boat from Chantiers Aeromaritimes de la Seine. Discover its 1935 build, Hispano-Suiza engine, and its unfortunate trials outcome.
California Aircraft Cub D-1 and D-2
Explore the history of the California Aircraft Cub D-1 and D-2 light aircraft, developed in the 1920s. Details on Lambert, Kinner, and Cirrus engines.
Ca.602
Explore the Ca.602, an Italian acrobatic biplane by Caproni-Predappio, designed for military pilot training. Uncover its development and unique features.
CANT 38
Explore the ill-fated Italian CANT 38 reconnaissance flying boat project by Cantieri Aeronautici e Navali Triestini. Learn about its development and a marketing trick.
Caproni Ca.58
Explore the Caproni Ca.58, an Italian post-war ‘dreamliner.’ Featuring 30-passenger capacity, a bar, and two decks. Its Ca.59 variant pioneered engine designs.
Caproni Ca.4
Discover the Italian Caproni Ca.4 triplane, a WWI giant bomber with Liberty engines, unique landing gear, and a significant role in early military aviation history.