The Caudron C.61 was a French three-engined civil transport biplane aircraft built by the French aeroplane manufacturer Caudron. It was constructed of wood and covered in fabric.
C.61 | |
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Role | transport Type of aircraft |
Manufacturer | Caudron |
First flight | 1921 |
Status | Retired |
The prototype C.61 (F-ESAE) had a freight hold and cabin for six passengers. The conventional landing gear also included a wheel beneath the nose to prevent nose-overs on landing. For the production C.61s the cabin size was increased to accommodate eight passengers.
In 1923, six C.61s were bought by Compagnie Franco-Roumaine de Navigation Aérienne to run between Bucharest and Belgrade.
Data from European Transport Aircraft since 1910[2]
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Gaston Caudron (G) types | |
René Caudron (R) types | |
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Messerschmitt-Caudron | |
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