Sud-Ouest S.O.95 Corse II

The SO.95 Corse II was a light twin-engined transport, the prototype flying on 17 July 1947. The type was originally fitted with a tailwheel undercarriage, which was retained in the civil version, but the military variant featured a tricycle landing gear. The Corse II was used almost exclusively by the light transport units of the French Naval Air Arm; only two saw regular airline service, operating with Air Services of India between Bombay, Bangalore and Delhi before being withdrawn in 1950.