CAMS 90
Explore the CAMS 90, a 1929 French multi-purpose flying boat. Designed for the Navy, it was rejected militarily but served civil transport needs. Learn its unique story!
Explore the CAMS 90, a 1929 French multi-purpose flying boat. Designed for the Navy, it was rejected militarily but served civil transport needs. Learn its unique story!
Explore the CAMS 33, a 1922 French multi-purpose flying boat. Designed for coastal reconnaissance, patrol, and bombing, notable for races and naval service.
Explore the CAMS 51, a French flying boat that broke records and served transatlantic/African routes in the 1920s. Learn its history and variants.
Explore the CAMS 120, the last patrol flying boat from Chantiers Aeromaritimes de la Seine. Discover its 1935 build, Hispano-Suiza engine, and its unfortunate trials outcome.
Discover the CAMS 32R flying boat, a 1920s French naval reconnaissance aircraft. Learn about its unique folding wings, first flight, and eventual program cancellation.
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