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.
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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.
CAMS 46
Explore the CAMS 46, a French two-seat training flying boat from 1926. Discover its variants, design, and role in naval aviation training.
Caproni Ca.60 Transaero
Explore the Caproni Ca.60 Transaero, a visionary 1920 Italian seaplane with nine wings and eight engines, designed for 100 passengers. An ambitious dream cut short.
Ca.82
Explore the Caproni Ca.82, its evolution from the Ca.72ter bomber, and its transport and colonial variants. Discover the luxurious I-BARS passenger aircraft.
Caproni Ca.73
Explore the Caproni Ca.73, an innovative Italian twin-engine bomber from 1925 with a unique inverted sesquiplane design. Learn about its service and variants.
CLE.16
Explore the Caspar CLE.16, a 1924 German light transport aircraft. Learn about its innovative design, Siemens Sh 5 engine, and why it failed to secure orders.
Pride of Los Angeles (CF-10)
Discover the CF-10, Catron & Fisk triplane, renamed “Pride of Los Angeles” for the 1927 Dole Air Derby. Its history, design, and tragic end.
Caspar C.33
Discover the Caspar C.33, a German two-seat training biplane from 1928. Learn why this unique aircraft, powered by an Armstrong-Siddeley engine, failed to find a market.