Caudron C.25
Discover the Caudron C.25, an innovative French post-WWI transport aircraft, converted from a bomber, that despite its features, never flew.
Discover the Caudron C.25, an innovative French post-WWI transport aircraft, converted from a bomber, that despite its features, never flew.
Explore the French Caudron C.190 series, light multi-purpose aircraft from the late 1920s, used for sport and training. Learn about its variants and competition history.
Explore the Caudron C.251 ET.2, a 1930 French intermediate trainer biplane. Developed by Caudron, featuring a Lorraine 7Me Mizar engine.
Discover the Caudron C.230 Luciole, a successful French light biplane from 1930. Learn about its design, engines, and various C.232, C.233, C.235 variants.
Explore the 1925 French Caudron C.101 reconnaissance aircraft, designed by André Brunet, featuring engine variants and armament for “Grandes Raids” missions.
Explore the Caudron C.27, the French training biplane that broke records and served multiple air forces. Learn about its history and variants.
Explore the versatile 1925 Caudron C.109, a French light aircraft. Learn about its design, record-breaking flights by pioneers like Thoret & Bastié, and military use.
Discover the Caudron C.23, a WWI heavy bomber repurposed as an airliner, designed to strike Berlin and operating post-conflict commercial routes.
Discover the Caudron C.110, a versatile 1928 French aircraft used for sport and training. Learn about its design, Salmson engine, and the series’ variants.
Discover the Caudron C.240, a French light multi-purpose aircraft from the early 1930s designed by Paul Deville. Learn why only one was ever built.
