The Potez 32 used the same fuselage, tail unit and landing gear of the Potez 29, but was a high-wing strut-braced monoplane configured as either a five-passenger transport or mail plane. The first aircraft was flown in 1928 and was followed by 54 production aircraft.
The Potez 33 militarized version was first flown in 1928 and designed as a liaison / observation aircraft or could be used as a pilot or observer trainer. The Potez 33 was fitted with dual controls and had large observation windows, it also had a dorsal machine gun position and could carry light bombs on under-fuselage racks.
Variants
Potez 32 photo from L'Aérophile November,1927
Potez 32
Civil variant powered by a Salmson 9Ab engine, prototype and 31 production aircraft.
Potez 32/2
Civil variant powered by a 171kW (230hp) Lorraine 7Ma engine, one built.
Potez 32/3
Civil export variant for Canada with a 164kW (220hp) Wright J-5 radial engine, seven built.
Potez 32/4
Civil variant powered by a 283kW (380hp) Gnome-Rhône 9A and a small increase in wing area, nine built and five converted for Potez 32.
Potez 32/5
Experimental variant with a Hispano-Suiza 9Qd engine, one built.
Potez 33/1
Military variant with a 171kW (230hp) Lorraine 7Me, two built for Portugal.
Potez 33/2
Military production variant with a Salmson 9Ab, 40 built for Brazilian and French Air Forces.
Potez 33/3
Military variant for Belgium with a 224kW (300hp) Gnome-Rhône 7Kdrs radial, four built.
Potez 33/4
Military variant for Belgium with a 224kW (300hp) Lorraine Algol 9Na, eight built.
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