The aircraft is at Tayoltita in Mexico and belongs to the Corporación de Aeronáutica de Transportes airline (C.A.T) which was founded early in 1929 by a Los Angeles banker and private pilot, Theodore Hull...

Bach 3-CT-9 ?

Nicely done Brian - your control! :ok:

Excellent challenge! I didn't use the clue, but thanks anyway. Here is the next mystery
aircraft: (Two views)
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps364b20f5.jpg
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps1d7579d9.jpg
Note that most of the models produced were tandem open-cockpit versions, and did not have wheel fairings.

Another Mexican?

Not Mexican, but in the Western Hemisphere.

South America > Argentina?

I believe it is the C.N.N.A. HL6 (Brazil 1942)
If correct open board please
carson1934

carson1934 is correct. The Brazilian CNNA Aviao H.L.6.

http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...psb76c6db3.jpg

As requested, it is OPEN HOUSE.

An easier one...

http://imgbin.me/image/UBVENKQV.jpg

Put me in mind of a Heybag - but, of course, that's a biplane. Looking through that aircraft's Profile, led me to its fellow competitor for Air Ministry Specification B19/27, the Fairey Hendon. OH, I'm afraid if I'm right as it's bed time in the Central Time Zone.

Yes, the Hendon. :ok:

OPEN HOUSE.

Hi all,

I miss you gays,here is a big challenge,a project;


http://i1000.photobucket.com/albums/...ps2f92e85d.jpg

Hi,

it is consider a project,not quietly.

I will go outside foe six hours,I hope you can get it,it was from USA.

I don't suppose we are all gays, heshamh. :confused:

Taking everything at face value... If my Egyptian Arabic was half as good as heshamh's English, I'd be content.

Masaa el kheer, heshamh. Is this aircraft related to the Douglas line at all?

The rather distinctive fin suggests Consolidated/Vultee ?

Ciarain.

I think it's a Convair.

Five days is a long six hours !