C.714R
Explore the Caudron C.714R, Marcel Riffard’s record-breaking aircraft. Thwarted by WWII, its legacy now resides at Le Bourget Air and Space Museum.
Caudron C.800 Ramier
Explore the Caudron C.800 Ramier, a 1936 French light aircraft project designed by Marcel Riffard. Learn why this innovative, affordable plane was never built.
EKW C-3605
Discover the EKW C-3605, the modernized Swiss turboprop-powered target tug crucial for anti-aircraft training. Learn about its history and innovative design.
Caudron C.74
The Caudron C.74, a 12-seater French transport biplane, competed in the 1922 Grand-Prix des Avions de Transport. Despite good marks, the sole unit crashed, ending the project.
Flight Design C4
Discover the Flight Design C4: a German 4-seat light sport aircraft featuring a 180hp engine and advanced Garmin Vision Touch avionics. Learn about its innovative design and future plans.
C-32
Explore the C-32, Boeing’s multi-purpose transport aircraft for VIPs, including the president. Based on the 757-200, it boasts transatlantic capabilities.
Caudron C.710 Light Fighter Prototype
Explore the Caudron C.710, a French light fighter prototype from the 1930s. Discover its design, development, and why it never entered mass production.
C.43
Caudron C.43: Pioneering French passenger biplane designed by Paul Deville. Features a unique five-engine setup and competed as a seaplane in Monaco.
Caudron C.461
Unveiling the Caudron C.461, Marcel Riffard’s advanced racing aircraft for the 1936 Coupe Deutsch de la Meurthe, securing second place.
Caudron C.580
Discover the Caudron C.580, a French trainer aircraft designed for fighter pilots. Explore its wooden construction, Renault engine, and high speed. Only two built before the C.720.