SOCIETE NATIONALE DE CONSTRUCTIONS AERONAUTIQUES DU CENTRE
FRANCE
Formed February 1937. Incorporated Farman and Hanriot
establishments. Played part in final development of
Farman line of four-engined heavy bombers which had
engines in tandem underslung pairs, derived from
NC.600
F.211
of 1931. One converted Atlantic mailplane of this form
was first Allied aircraft to bomb Berlin. Of Hanriot origin was the NC.600 (derived from H.220) twin-engined fighter
prototype flown in 1939, though abandoned when the
SNCAC former Hanriot factory at Bourges was chosen to
build Breguet 696. After German withdrawal SNAC built
64 Focke-Wulf Fw 190 as NC.900. Company dissolved
1949.
