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Latecoere 3 Latecoere 3

1919

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A 10-passenger three-engined transport biplane.

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Latecoere 4

1919

Latecoere 4

Latecoere 8 Latecoere 8

1922

Single 223kW Renault-powered five-passenger commercial biplane of 1921. It is believed that it was used on Lignes Aeriennes Latecoere's Moroccan ...

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In 1917 Pierre Latecoere established Forges et Ateliers de Construction Latecoere with an aircraft works at Toulouse-Montaudron. His experimental Latecoere ...

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Latecoere 15

1924

Latecoere 15

Latecoere 5 Latecoere 5

1924

A biplane powered by three 280kW Lorraine 12Da engines was intended either as a four-man bomber or a 24-passenger transport, ...

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Latecoere 14

1924

Latecoere 14

Latecoere 16 Latecoere 16

1924

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Latecoere 6

1925

Latecoere 6

Latecoere 17 Latecoere 17

1925

The whole France-Brazil Aeropostale route (with the aid of ships from Dakar to Natal) was opened in early 1928. At ...

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The first flying-boat produced by Latecoere was the Late 21, intended for Mediterranean postal and passenger routes. The prototype, first ...

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Latecoere 21

1926

Latecoere 21

Latecoere 19 Latecoere 19

1926

The initial success of the Late 15 was shortlived as the aircraft was soon found to be underpowered. From ...

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The Late 25 was basically a Late 17 with increased wing span powered by a Renault or Jupiter 9Ab ...

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Latecoere 25

1926

Latecoere 25

Latecoere 22 Latecoere 22

1927

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The Late 23 was an enlarged version of the Late 21, powered by Farman engines and spanning 28.00m. With ...

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Latecoere 23

1927

Latecoere 23

Latecoere 24 Latecoere 24

1927

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The Late 26 (about 70 were built during 1928-30 mainly for Aeropostale) was primarily a mailplane, although it accommodated two ...

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Latecoere 26

1927

Latecoere 26

Latecoere 32 Latecoere 32

1927

A strengthened and remodelled version of the Late 23 was built as the Late 32, the prototype appearing in ...

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Developed from the Latecoere 26, the Latecoere 28.0 was a braced high-wing monoplane powered by a Renault 12Jbr engine. ...

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Latecoere 28

1929

Latecoere 28

Latecoere 38 (380) Latecoere 38 (380)

1930

The first prototype of the Late 38.0 parasol-wing flying-boat flew for the first time in 1930. Having established six world ...

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The Latecoere 300 flew for the first time in 1931 and then had to be rebuilt after sinking. It was ...

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Latecoere L.300/L.301/L.302

1931

Latecoere L.300/L.301/L.302

Latecoere 35 Latecoere 35

1931

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Latecoere 49

1931

Latecoere 49

Latecoere 290 Latecoere 290

1931

The Late 290 was a naval development of the Late 28. Two prototypes were followed by 40 production aircraft ...

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Latecoere 440

1931

Latecoere 440

Latecoere 500, 501 Latecoere 500, 501

1932

The Late 34.0 was a three-engined development of the Late 32, which appeared in 1930, the single example being powered ...

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Latecoere 550

1933

Latecoere 550

Latecoere 521 Latecoere 521

1935

The Late 521 was an outsized flying-boat with strut-braced high wings and short stub sponsons. Named Lieutenant de Vaisseau Paris, ...

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Latecoere 582

1935

Latecoere 582

Latecoere 298 Latecoere 298

1936

A multi-purpose twin-float seaplane, the prototype Late 298.01 first flew on 8 May 1936. Intended missions included torpedo bombing; horizontal ...

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Latecoere 299

1939

Latecoere 299

Latecoere 570 Latecoere 570

1939

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Latecoere 611

1939

Latecoere 611

Latecoere L.631 "Lionel de Marmier" Latecoere L.631 "Lionel de Marmier"

1942

The prototype Late 631 flew for the first time on 4 November 1942. It was a graceful high-wing monoplane flying-boat ...

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