Beobrazov’s Triplane
Explore Beobrazov’s Triplane, an innovative experimental Russian aircraft from 1914. Learn about its unique design, first successful flight, and fate.
Explore Beobrazov’s Triplane, an innovative experimental Russian aircraft from 1914. Learn about its unique design, first successful flight, and fate.
Discover the Bertrand U1, an innovative 1909 French aircraft. Learn about its unique ducted propeller design, canard configuration, and pioneering features.
Discover the Avia BH-12, a unique Czechoslovakian civilian sports aircraft from 1924. Features innovative folding wings for easy transport.
Discover the BFW-3 Marabu, a light German multi-purpose aircraft by Bayerischen Flugzeugwerke. A modified U-12b Flamingo with an 86 hp engine, it first flew in 1927.
BH-5: Pioneering Czechoslovak light sport aircraft by Beneš & Hajn. Winner of 1923 competitions, it inspired military trainers and has a modern replica.
Explore the BFW-1 Sperber, a 1927 German aircraft from the BFW-Messerschmitt merger. Featuring a steel-tube fuselage & Siemens engine, it flew with Bismarck.
Discover Cheranovsky’s BiCh-7 and BiCh-7A: pioneers in flying wing design, innovative controls, and the challenges of early Soviet experimental aviation.
Discover the Bellanca CE, a pioneering 1919 aircraft by Giuseppe Bellanca. Learn about its 55hp Anzani engine, dual cabins, and limited two-unit production.
Discover the Bernard 207T, the French light multi-purpose aircraft from 1933. Four-seater, 120 hp, 195 km/h. Bernard aviation history.
Explore the BH-20, a 1924 Czechoslovak light sports and trainer aircraft. Designed by Beneš & Hajn, this unique prototype pioneered early civilian flight training.
