Ca.602
Explore the Ca.602, an Italian acrobatic biplane by Caproni-Predappio, designed for military pilot training. Uncover its development and unique features.
Explore the Ca.602, an Italian acrobatic biplane by Caproni-Predappio, designed for military pilot training. Uncover its development and unique features.
Explore the Caproni Ca.58, an Italian post-war ‘dreamliner.’ Featuring 30-passenger capacity, a bar, and two decks. Its Ca.59 variant pioneered engine designs.
Explore the 1924 Caproni Ca.72 bomber. A failed upgrade to the Ca.66, featuring a new powerplant that couldn’t compensate for its increased weight.
Discover the Caproni Ca.125, a versatile Italian light multi-purpose biplane from 1933. Learn about its design, engine, and land and floatplane variants.
Explore the Caproni Ca.123, an ambitious 23-seat passenger monoplane developed for SABENA in 1935. Only a single prototype was ever built.
Explore the Caproni Ca.166, a 1938 Italian civil monoplane adapted for military use. Discover its unique design and brief service history.
Discover the CANT 35, the Italian reconnaissance flying boat designed in 1930 for cruisers. A three-seater biplane with light armament.
Explore the Caproni Ca.70, an innovative Italian post-WWI night fighter. Despite excellent test flights, its tandem design led to military rejection.
Explore the Ca.2 (1910), Italian designer Giovanni Battista Caproni’s second biplane. Learn about its engines, first flight, and the pilot’s fate.
Explore the Caproni Ca.57, an innovative post-WWI passenger aircraft adapted from heavy bombers, featuring an eight-person cabin.
