SNCAC Aircraft

SNCAC (Farman) NC.470, NC.471 1937 Floatplane trainer; some were used for reconaissance in 1939. The NC.470 was initially developed by Farman ... read more ... The first prototype NC.530 Exp flew on 29 June 1939, the second NC.530.01 on 29 ... read more ... SNCAC NC.530 1939 SNCAC NC.600 1940 read more ... Twin-engined eight-passenger transport aircraft (Si.204A) and military instrument trainer (Si.204D), production of which began in ... read more ... SNCAC NC.701/NC.702 Martinet 1942 SNCAC NC.3021 Belphegor 1946 An experimental aircraft intended for high-altitude researches. The only prototype flew for the first time ... read more ... The only prototype of the NC.1070 naval bomber flew for the first time on 23 ... read more ... SNCAC NC.1070 1947 SNCAC NC.840 Chardonneret 1948 Four-seat cabin monoplane. read more ... Turbojet-powered derivative of the NC.1070, the NC.1071 had enormous underwing engine nacelles, which ... read more ... SNCAC NC.1071 1948 SNCAC NC.211 Cormoran 1948 Large four-engined transport with a deep fuselage. The first prototype crashed during its first flight ... read more ... The NC.853 was a two-seat light monoplane powered by a 56kW Minie 4DC-32 engine. From ... read more ... SNCAC NC.853/NC.854 1949 SNCAC NC.1080 1949 Designed under the direction of Ingenieur Pillon and built by the SNCA du Centre (Aerocentre), the ... read more ...