Caudron C.22
Discover the Caudron C.22, a WWI French night bomber. Learn about its design by Paul Deville, modest armament, trials, and post-war commercial proposals.
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Caudron C.21
Discover the Caudron C.21, a pioneering twin-engine biplane from 1917. Unused in WWI, it was redesigned for post-war commercial flights and exploratory missions.
Caudron C.97
Discover the Caudron C.97, a French light multi-purpose biplane from 1924. Learn about its Hispano-Suiza engine, design, and service in Bolivia and Argentina.
Caudron C.430 Rafale
Explore the Caudron C.430 Rafale, a 1933 French light multi-purpose aircraft. Discover its world speed record, the tragic loss of Hélène Boucher, and competition history.
Caudron C.460
Discover the Caudron C.460, the French aircraft that revolutionized aerodynamics with Riffard, broke speed records, and shaped future fighters.
Caudron C.450
Explore the Caudron C.450, the French racing aircraft that shattered speed records in 1934 with pilots Maurice Arnoux and aviation pioneer Hélène Boucher.
Caudron C.366 Martinet
Uncover the Caudron C.366 Martinet, the French racing plane that broke world records with Louis Massotte and underwent a bold redesign.
Caudron C.280 Phalene
Explore the Caudron C.280 Phalene, a versatile French light aircraft first flown in 1932. With 240 variants, its design and evolution marked an era in aviation.
Caudron C.320
Explore the 1932 French Caudron C.320 training aircraft. Designed by Paul Deville, its engine upgrade failed to boost performance, reverting to C.59 standards.
Caudron C.660 Rafale
Discover the Caudron C.660 Rafale, the 1935 French racing aircraft. Modernized C.530, powered by a 180hp Renault engine, it won the Angers competition.