File:The Caproni Ca.60 on Lake Maggiore, 1921.png
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English: Caproni Ca.60 experimental flying boat on Lake Maggiore, 1921. The Caproni Ca.60, or Transaereo, was a nine-wing flying boat intended to be a prototype for a 100 passenger trans-atlantic airliner. It featured eight engines and three sets of triple wings. Italiano: L'idrovolante sperimentale Caproni Ca.60, o Transaereo, sul lago Maggiore nel 1921. Si trattava di un ambizioso prototipo, caratterizzato dalla struttura a nove ali e dotato di otto motori, che avrebbe dovuto essere prodotto in serie come aereo di linea capace di trasportare 100 passeggeri su distanze transatlantiche. Andò distrutto durante un volo di collaudo il 4 marzo 1921. |
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| Source | Gianni Caproni (1937). Gli Aeroplani Caproni – Studi, progetti, realizzazioni dal 1908 al 1935 (in Italian). Milano: Museo Caproni. p. 135. |
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