World War II

The Caproni Ca.133: Italy's versatile "workhorse" aircraft. A multi-role bomber, transport, ambulance, and paratrooper plane that served across Fascist Italy's fronts, from Africa to Russia, and in WWII.

Explore the Italian Caproni Ca.132, a versatile 1930s day bomber-transport prototype. Discover its unique design, powerful engines, and armament before obsolescence.

Explore the Caproni Ca.331 Raffica, Italy's multi-role fighter-bomber. Discover its unique design, trials, and the dual interest of Italian and German air forces.

Discover the Caproni Ca.148, an Italian military transport aircraft from 1938. Learn its design evolution, colonial air force service, and post-war civilian life.

Explore the Caproni Ca.165, Italy's advanced biplane fighter that challenged the Fiat CR.42 in 1938. Learn about its unique design, trials, and why it ultimately lost.

The Caproni Ca.312, a re-engined Ca.310, was developed for Belgium. Disrupted by WWII, two prototypes saw service in Italy & Congo. Norway's floatplane variant remained a project.