1933 CAPRONI 100

General Specs (cont.)

Condition:Used

Additional Classifications

Antique/Classic

Detailed Description

The Caproncini is Italy's oldest airworthy aircraft (1933). Flying and owning this aircraft is both a privilege and a responsibility which is now open to the successor of Gerolamo Gavazzi.. The Caproncini was designed to prepare pilots to fly in the War, so while a courting period is required, once this reconnaissance has been successfully achieved, the Caproncini are not overly complicated to fly. The aircraft provides a sensorial and thrilling flying experience second to none. As the Italians would say;  "Un'esperienza mozzafiato", a breath-taking experience. The history is colossal, and the opportunity to acquire such a special aircraft is a rare one indeed.