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Ca.140

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Ca.140

Development and First Flight

In the mid-1930s, Aeronautica Caproni developed several versions of the Ca.111 bomber. One of these was the Ca.140 transport aircraft, which first flew in November 1935.

Technical Specifications

Distinguished from its predecessor, the Ca.140 featured a more powerful Isotta Franschini Asso 750 RC40 engine, boasting 900 hp. It also included a passenger cabin designed for seven people and a retractable landing gear system.

The Sole Prototype

The only prototype of this aircraft, designated MM.140, was delivered to the Royal Italian Air Force. However, the project did not progress further and received no subsequent development.

Technical Specifications

Modification Ca. 140
Wingspan, m 19.68
Length, m 15.65
Height, m 3.90
Wing area, m2 61.50
Empty equipped weight 3700
Normal takeoff weight 5700
Engine type 1 Piston engine Isotta Franschini Asso 750 RC40
Power, hp 1 x 900
Maximum speed, km/h 259
Cruising speed, km/h 220
Service ceiling, m 5600
Crew, crew members 1
Payload 7 passengers

Image and diagram gallery of the Ca.140

Ca.140 transport aircraft
Ca.140

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