Boland Biplane
Explore the innovative 1911 Boland Biplane. The aircraft that achieved the first flight over Caracas, making aviation history in Latin America.
Explore the innovative 1911 Boland Biplane. The aircraft that achieved the first flight over Caracas, making aviation history in Latin America.
Discover the Breda A.1, Italy’s pioneering light aircraft from 1924. Learn about its 140hp Colombo engine and its role as Breda’s first light plane.
Discover the Boeing Model 8 (BB-L6), a unique biplane from 1920. Learn about its design, first flight over Mount Rainier, and tragic end.
The Breda A.4: a popular Italian light aircraft from 1927. Featuring a Colombo 110D engine, it had A.4HS and A.4 idro variants. Used by Regia Aeronautica.
Explore the P.41 Phoenix, a British light aircraft from the late 1920s. Developed by Boulton & Paul for amateur pilots, it struggled commercially.
Explore the Boulton & Paul P.9, an innovative 1919 British multipurpose aircraft that crossed the Bass Strait and faced post-war competition.
Discover the Bonisteel Monoplane, a unique Canadian aircraft designed in 1915. Though never flying, it showcases early aviation ingenuity. Learn its story.
Explore the Bonomi 25, an innovative Italian light aircraft from 1929 by Aeronautica Bonomi. Discover its design and the company’s shift to gliders.
The British Boulton & Paul P.6 experimental biplane, vital for studying wing sections, became a pioneer in corporate aviation after WWI, making the first business flight.
Italian enthusiasts Enea Bossi and Luigi Mojoli developed innovative biplanes in 1909, earning a silver medal for their pioneering aviation work.
