Fairey Campania
Discover the Fairey Campania, a British WWI seaplane designed for reconnaissance and patrol, serving on aircraft carriers and with various engine configurations.
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Caproni Ca.20
The Caproni Ca.20: a pioneering 1914 Italian fighter with a Lewis machine gun. A rare gem of early aviation, preserved at the Museum of Flight.
CAMS 37
The CAMS 37 was a French biplane flying boat designed in 1925. It served with the French and Portuguese navies for reconnaissance, liaison, and training.
Caproni Ca.57
Explore the Caproni Ca.57, an innovative post-WWI passenger aircraft adapted from heavy bombers, featuring an eight-person cabin.
Commonwealth Wirraway
Explore the Commonwealth Wirraway, Australia’s WWII multi-purpose aircraft. Developed by CAC, it served the RAAF in combat and training roles.
Canard 2FL
Discover the ill-fated Swiss Canard 2FL ultralight glider by Avifiber. Foot-launched, innovative design, and a tragic control system flaw led to its obscurity.
CANT 36
Discover the CANT 36, the 1931 Italian training biplane. A unique prototype that served the Regia Aeronautica until 1941. Learn its history and design.
CAMS 58
Explore the CAMS 58 biplane flying boat, the last creation from Chantiers Aeromaritimes de la Seine. Learn about its development, versions, and brief transatlantic service.
Caproni Ca.133
The Caproni Ca.133: Italy’s versatile “workhorse” aircraft. A multi-role bomber, transport, ambulance, and paratrooper plane that served across Fascist Italy’s fronts, from Africa to Russia, and in WWII.
Ca.193
Discover the Ca.193, the last aircraft built by Caproni di Milano. This multi-purpose plane flew in 1949 and is now housed in the Caproni Museum.