Caudron Aircraft

Caudron G.3 1913 Developed from the G.II of 1913, the G.III was a two-seat sesquiplane powered by a ... read more ... The impossibility of installing effective defensive armament in the G.3 and its inability to ... read more ... Caudron G.4 1915 Caudron R.4 1915 read more ... The first prototype flew in July 1916. A total of 512 aircraft were built. ### The only ... read more ... Caudron G.6 1916 Caudron R.11, R.12 1917 Evolved by Paul Deville from the R.IV reconnaissance bomber designed by Rene Caudron, the R ... read more ... An unequal-span single-bay single-seat biplane designed by Paul Deville in 1917 for the high-altitude fighter role, the ... read more ... Caudron Type O 1917 Caudron R.14 1918 Possessing a strong family resemblance to the R.11 but having an increased wing span and ... read more ... Developed by Paul Deville assisted by Rene Talpin, the Caudron C.59 intermediate trainer was a ... read more ... Caudron C.59 1921 Caudron C.61 1921 The prototype of the Caudron C.61 civil transport appeared in 1921. It was a three-bay ... read more ... Envergure : 10.24 m Longueur : 7.50 m Hauteur : 2.60 m Surface ... read more ... Caudron C.60 1921 Caudron C.27 1922 Caudron C.125 1925 Caudron C.101 1925 The only prototype flew in February 1928. read more ... Caudron C.140 1928 Caudron C.230 1930 The prototype Caudron C.230 made its maiden flight in November 1930 piloted by Raymond Delmotte. ... read more ... Developed from the C.230 series by Paul Deville, the first Caudron C.270 appeared in 1931. ... read more ... Caudron C.270 Luciole 1931 Caudron C.280 Phalene 1932 The Caudron C.280 Phalene (Moth), conceived by Paul Deville as an air tourer, was a ... read more ... Developed by Marcel Riffard to meet the need for a fast, economical and comfortable transport ... read more ... Caudron C.440 Goeland 1934 Caudron C.630 Simoun 1934 An outstanding four-seat cabin touring monoplane of the 1930s with an excel lent standard of reliability and ... read more ... The first prototype flew in September 1934. A total of 62 were built. read more ... Caudron C.510 Pelican 1934 Caudron C.460 1934 The Caudron C.600 Aiglon (Eaglet) light touring monoplane was the work of the outstanding French ... read more ... Caudron C.600 Aiglon 1935 Caudron C.640 Typhon 1935 Owing a great deal in concept to the British de Havilland D.H.88 Comet, of ... read more ... With the same basic design characteristics as Marcel Riffard's lightweight all-wood low-wing cantilever monoplane racers, ... read more ... Caudron C.690M 1936 Caudron-Renault C 710 1936 Competing with the ANF-Mureaux 190 to meet a Service Technique de l'Aeronautique specification for a lightweight fighter, ... read more ... A prototype twin-engined high-speed bomber based on C.640 mail-carrier, flown in March 1937; it ... read more ... Caudron C.670 1937 Caudron-Renault C.714 Cyclone 1938 Marcel Riffard, who joined the French company Societe Anonyme des Avions Caudron as chief designer ... read more ... Flown for the first time in November 1939, paradoxically some six months prior to the read more ... Caudron-Renault CR 770 1939 Caudron-Renault CR 760 1940 In August 1938, Caudron-Renault submitted to the Service Technique de l'Aeronautique project studies for three new lightweight ... read more ...