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Thanks Marco
Yes I found out all right about CNA (Compagnia Nazionale Aeronautica) but I found very little on the aircrafts they produced and unfortunately no trace at all of a trimotor CNA "Delta".

Cheers and thanks again for your interest
carson
 
Tzaw1 said:
Maybe in this book "COMPAGNIA NAZIONALE AERONAUTICA C.N.A. - 1919-1943"
Biblioteca
La biblioteca-archivio degli Aeronautici del Malignani :: GLI AERONAUTICI DEL MALIGNANI :: L'Associazione
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Thanks very much Tzaw.
I'm contacting the Malignani to find out if they are willing to lend me their volume C-117 Compagnia Nazionale Aeronautica as I don't want to undertake a 800 km trip (Arezzo -Udine - Arezzo) for nothing.
Again my sincere thanks for your interest in the matter
carson1934
 
Emilio Lafuente said:
New challenge for all of you:
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Good morning Emilio
I can't remember offhand the name of this aircraft.
It is a french production studied for problems of turbulent air and one aircraft is housed in the Musée de l'Air near Paris.
I remember it has a rather german name starting if I'm not mistaken with Hirsch....but that's all I can remember till now
Cheers
carson1934

Now I remember Hirsch H100
 
During my googling saunterings I came across this twin-hull french floatplane labelled as L.A.F. torpilleur.
Is there somebody who can cast additional light on this mysterious object?
carson1934
PS I found no trace of a LAF company on Aviafrance...

 
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