Caproni Ca.102
Explore the Caproni Ca.102, an Italian aircraft designed in 1929 by Gianni Caproni. Learn about its variants, engines, and total production of 34 units.
Category: WWI Bombers
History of the first large twin-engine and triplane bombers of the First World War.
Caproni Ca.37
Discover the Caproni Ca.37, an Italian light bomber prototype from 1916. Explore its multi-role design as a bomber, fighter, or attack aircraft.
Caproni Ca.120
Explore the 1933 Caproni Ca.120, an Italian medium bomber prototype with three 750hp Isotta Fraschini engines. A two-seat, high-wing design that failed to impress the military.
Caproni Ca.61a
Explore the Caproni Ca.61a, an innovative 1919 Italian bomber with three engines. Despite improvements, it failed to secure military interest or series production.
Ca.67
Discover the 1923 Italian Ca.67 night bomber. Learn about its Lorraine Dietrich engines, increased bomb load, and why it failed to impress the military.
Caproni Ca.103
Explore the Caproni Ca.103, the last twin-engine bomber of the Ca.73 series. Aerodynamic improvements and Fiat engines couldn’t save it from newer monoplanes.
Ca.124
Explore the Caproni Ca.124, a 1933 Italian bomber-torpedo aircraft. Featuring a V-12 engine, its single prototype was scrapped after successful trials.
Caproni Ca.72 Bomber
Explore the 1924 Caproni Ca.72 bomber. A failed upgrade to the Ca.66, featuring a new powerplant that couldn’t compensate for its increased weight.
CAMS 52
Explore the CAMS 52, a unique 1928 French floatplane bomber-torpedo bomber. Learn about its design, powerful armament, and its fate in competitive trials.
Ca.74
Explore the Caproni Ca.74, an Italian bomber from 1927. Learn about its improvements, variants like Ca.74G & Ca.89, and its successful service.