Caudron C.630 Simoun
Explore the Caudron C.630 Simoun, the 1930s French monoplane that revolutionized comfort and reliability. Famous pilots used it for records & vital services.
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C.560
The Caudron C.560 was a 1935 French racing aircraft, designed by Marcel Riffard with a Renault engine. It failed to succeed in the Coupe Deutsch.
C.410 Phalene
Explore the 1934 Caudron C.410 Phalene, an upgraded version with a 140 hp Renault 4Pei engine and shorter fuselage. Discover its key innovations.
Caudron C.640 Typhon
Explore the Caudron C.640 Typhon, an innovative 1935 French monoplane designed for long-range flights and record-breaking attempts. Learn about its unique history and design.
Caudron C.860
Explore the Caudron C.860, Marcel Riffard’s ambitious French aircraft designed for a Paris-Tokyo distance record. Its 8000 km dream was halted by WWII.
Caudron C.490
Explore the Caudron C.490, a 1935 French training biplane. Learn about its design, first flight, and the evolution to the C.491 variant.
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.
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.
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.