Bratu-220
Uncover the Bratu-220, a pioneering Romanian-French aircraft of the 1920s. Explore its innovative design, challenging development, and ultimate rejection.
Br.610
Explore the Br.610, the French reconnaissance seaplane by Breguet Aviation that first flew in 1934 and competed for a contract with the French Navy.
Boomerang
Explore the Boomerang, a light Australian multi-purpose aircraft for pilot training and tourism, aiming to replace the Piper Tomahawk.
P.41 Phoenix
Explore the P.41 Phoenix, a British light aircraft from the late 1920s. Developed by Boulton & Paul for amateur pilots, it struggled commercially.
Boulton & Paul P.9
Explore the Boulton & Paul P.9, an innovative 1919 British multipurpose aircraft that crossed the Bass Strait and faced post-war competition.
Breguet Bre 482 B4
Discover the Breguet Bre 482 B4, a French heavy bomber caught in WWII. Learn about its innovative design, evacuation, and post-war experimental flights.
Bonisteel Monoplane
Discover the Bonisteel Monoplane, a unique Canadian aircraft designed in 1915. Though never flying, it showcases early aviation ingenuity. Learn its story.
Br.960 Vultur
Explore the Br.960 Vultur, a French naval attack aircraft with pioneering mixed turboprop/turbojet propulsion, which led to the Br.1050 Alizé.
Braemar
The Bristol Braemar was a WWI British heavy triplane bomber. Designed for long-range attacks, it featured innovative design and faced unique production challenges.
Breguet 903
Explore the Breguet 903 (S-10), an ambitious French stratospheric glider designed for high-altitude research, whose lengthy development led to cancellation.