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.
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.
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.
Explore the SNECMA C.450 Coleoptere, France’s ambitious 1950s annular-wing VTOL aircraft. Learn about its unique design, testing, and legacy.
Explore the Caudron C-87, Caudron’s 1924 venture into amphibian flying boats. Discover the sole example built and its likely underwhelming performance.
Explore the Caudron C.713, an innovative French fighter from 1937 with retractable landing gear. Learn about its development, tests, and Soviet interest. Discover its history.
Caudron-Renault C.670: The French “reprisal aircraft,” a light twin-engine combat plane from the 1930s. Noted for its wooden structure and versatile armament.
Explore the Caudron C.360/C.362/C.366, French racing aircraft of 1933. Competing in the Coupe Deutch de la Meurthe, they achieved records and second places.
Explore the Caudron C.570 Kangourou, a 1935 French military transport prototype with Renault engines. Learn about its unique design and limited service.
Discover the Caudron C.520 Simoun VI, a French 1934 prototype. A four-seater, all-metal monoplane, it pioneered features for the successful C.630 Simoun family.
Explore the Caudron C.600 Aiglon, a French touring aircraft from the 1930s. Known for its innovative design, popularity, and wartime service.
