The aircraft
of
SNCAC

Floatplane trainer; some were used for reconaissance in 1939. The NC.470 was initially developed by Farman as the F.470. Germany captured 14 ...

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The first prototype NC.530 Exp flew on 29 June 1939, the second NC.530.01 on 29 December 1939. Further development cancelled ...

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With the creation of the Societe Nationale de Constructions Aeronautiques du Centre by the fusion of the Hanriot and Farman concerns under ...

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Twin-engined eight-passenger transport aircraft (Si.204A) and military instrument trainer (Si.204D), production of which began in 1942 at the SNCAC factory ...

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An experimental aircraft intended for high-altitude researches. The only prototype flew for the first time on 6 June 1946.

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The only prototype of the NC.1070 naval bomber flew for the first time on 23 April 1947. It was cancelled ...

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Four-seat cabin monoplane.

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Turbojet-powered derivative of the NC.1070, the NC.1071 had enormous underwing engine nacelles, which also ...

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Large four-engined transport with a deep fuselage. The first prototype crashed during its first flight on 20 July 1948 killing ...

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The NC.853 was a two-seat light monoplane powered by a 56kW Minie 4DC-32 engine. From it were developed the 48kW ...

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Designed under the direction of Ingenieur Pillon and built by the SNCA du Centre (Aerocentre), the NC 1080 was developed as part ...

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