Caproni Ca.10/Ca.11 Monoplane
Discover the Caproni Ca.10/Ca.11 monoplanes, pioneers of early Italian aviation. Built in 1911, these aircraft broke records and served military.
Discover the Caproni Ca.10/Ca.11 monoplanes, pioneers of early Italian aviation. Built in 1911, these aircraft broke records and served military.
Discover the Ca.4 (1911), Caproni’s innovative experimental biplane featuring a bamboo frame and no fuselage, designed for lightness and pilot visibility.
Explore the Caproni Ca.82, its evolution from the Ca.72ter bomber, and its transport and colonial variants. Discover the luxurious I-BARS passenger aircraft.
Explore the Caproni Ca.73, an innovative Italian twin-engine bomber from 1925 with a unique inverted sesquiplane design. Learn about its service and variants.
Discover the Storm Century, an Italian light multi-purpose aircraft. Learn about its development, variants like the Century RG, and its LSA/Ultralight success.
Discover the Breda CC.20, an Italian heavy bomber from 1929. Designed by Cocco & Constanzi, it featured powerful armament but was cancelled due to poor performance.
Explore the Caproni-Campini N.1, Italy’s 1940 aviation pioneer. Not a true turbojet, its innovative motorjet system and afterburner marked a milestone.
Explore the CNA 15, an Italian light sport aircraft by Compagnia Nazionale Aeronautica. Built for racing, it featured a turbocharger but found limited success.
Explore the CNA 25, a 1935 Italian multipurpose high-wing monoplane by Compagnia Nazionale Aeronautica. Featured at the Rome Salon, but limited by flight characteristics.
Explore the Colibri, an ultralight single-seat canard aircraft designed by Quinto Beltrame in Italy. An innovative design aiming for simplicity, its ultimate fate remains shrouded in mystery.
