Bleriot 111
Explore the Bleriot 111, an innovative French executive aircraft from the 1920s and 30s. Learn about its variants, technical advancements, and MacRobertson race entry.
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Blériot XXIII
Blériot XXIII: Louis Blériot’s 1911 sports monoplane, powered by a 100hp Gnome engine. Alfred Leblanc broke world speed records, reaching 125 km/h.
Bleriot 53
Discover the Bleriot 53, an unusual 1915 French reconnaissance biplane by Louis Blériot. Learn why its performance failed to impress the military.
Bleriot V Canard
Discover the Blériot V Canard, Louis Blériot’s pioneering yet unstable monoplane. Learn about its groundbreaking design, early flights, and crashes.
Bimax
Explore the Bimax, a versatile light aircraft designed by Patrice Houdé. Available as kits or assembled, featuring removable wings and Rotax engines.
Bonnet-Labranche Aeroplanes
Explore Emile Bonnet-Labranche’s innovative aeroplanes. This French aviator pioneered unique low-aspect-ratio wing designs from 1908-1910, including biplanes and monoplanes.
Br.1001 Taon
Discover the Br.1001 Taon, Breguet’s French light strike fighter that set world speed records in 1958. Learn about its design, performance, and variants.
Borel C.2
Discover the Borel C.2, an advanced French two-seat fighter from WWI. Equipped with a Hispano-Suiza engine, it showcased excellent performance but never entered production.
Br.610
Explore the Br.610, the French reconnaissance seaplane by Breguet Aviation that first flew in 1934 and competed for a contract with the French Navy.
Br.960 Vultur
Explore the Br.960 Vultur, a French naval attack aircraft with pioneering mixed turboprop/turbojet propulsion, which led to the Br.1050 Alizé.