Colibri
Explore the Colibri, an ultralight single-seat canard aircraft designed by Quinto Beltrame in Italy. An innovative design aiming for simplicity, its ultimate fate remains shrouded in mystery.
Category: Pioneer Light Aircraft
Sports biplanes and light aircraft of the 1920s and 30s that popularized civil flight.
Cody No.4 Monoplane
Explore the unique story of Samuel Franklin Cody’s Cody No.4 Monoplane, its design, and its unexpected demise after a collision with a cow at the 1912 military trials.
Comper CLA.7 Swift
Explore the Comper CLA.7 Swift, an innovative British monoplane from the 1930s. Learn about its design, engine variations, and surprising roles during wartime.
Clement-Bayard Monoplan
Discover the Clement-Bayard Monoplan, an early French aircraft by Adolphe Clément-Bayard. From civil innovation to military use, explore its pioneering role.
Cordner No.1
Discover the Cordner No.1, the pioneering 1909 aircraft built by Irish engineer Joseph Cordner. A single-seater, JAP-powered marvel tested in Northern Ireland.
Berliner CM-4 Aircraft
Explore the Berliner CM-4, the innovative 1928 parasol-wing aircraft. Learn about its design, certification as the first parasol with ATC, and variants produced.
Cody British Army Aeroplane No.1
Discover Samuel Franklin Cody’s British Army Aeroplane No.1, the pioneer aircraft that achieved the first powered flight in the UK on October 16, 1908.
CLA.4
Uncover the CLA.4, Nicholas Comper’s 1925 biplane for the Cranwell Light Airplane Club. Explore its design, engines, limited production, and final fate.
Clément Triplane
Explore the elusive Clément Triplane, a French design from 1919. Initially powered, later transformed into a glider that definitively flew.
Cody No.5
Explore the pioneering Cody No.5 biplane by Samuel Franklin Cody. After a peculiar mishap, it triumphed in the 1912 British military trials.