CA-51
Explore the CA-51, a 1951 Yugoslavian light sports aircraft designed by Anton Cvetkovič. Discover its unique design, history, and lasting aviation legacy.
The post-war boom in private aviation with multipurpose light aircraft and iconic single-engine planes.
Explore the CA-51, a 1951 Yugoslavian light sports aircraft designed by Anton Cvetkovič. Discover its unique design, history, and lasting aviation legacy.
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.
Discover the Hatz CB-1, a light multipurpose biplane designed by John Hatz. Inspired by the Waco F, it’s available as kits or blueprints for homebuilders.
Discover the Brazilian CAP-4 Paulistinha, a versatile light aircraft developed by EAY and produced by CAP and Neiva. Used for training, touring, ambulance, and military roles.
Explore the CE.43 Guépard, an all-metal French aircraft by Wassmer/CERVA. Learn about its development, the creation of CERVA, and its service in French aviation.
Explore the Centennial 100, a Canadian light multi-purpose aircraft by Found Brothers Aviation. Discover its design, powerful engine, and brief production history.
Uncover the Casmuniz 52, Brazil’s first all-metal aircraft. Designed by Cassio and Antonio Muniz, this twin-engine prototype ceased production due to market competition.
Discover the CAP-8, a Brazilian light multi-purpose aircraft developed by CAP in 1945. Inspired by the Bf.108, it faced a unique fate.
Explore the Brazilian CAP-5 Carioquinha, a 1945 two-seat high-wing monoplane. Learn about its development, Franklin engine, and limited production.
Discover Claude Piel’s CP-20 Pinocchio, a 1951 French monoplane design. Powered by a Volkswagen engine, it resembled a scaled-down Spitfire.
