Long shot... Couzinet 70?

But sniper quality! Well done again. :ok:
Back to you...

Cheers.

How about this fine looking machine then..



http://www.aviationancestry.com/3b090.jpg..

Don't do nuthin south of 1916...

OK... should have read the rules first... sorrreee.
Nothing to hand so you have control...

Looks llike some variant of Bleriot monoplane.

Ignore Bri, there are no rules about which era ac come from.

This aircraft was constructed in 1908 and was shown at the 1909 Paris salon and featured variable camber wings and contra-rotating props.


I can find no evidence that it actually flew ... however by 1912 the constructor's association with Henri Olivier led to a successful aircraft construction company.


... this challenge is a bit more obscure than I imagined when I posted it...

Evening Windriver.

Fernand Lioré?

AviaFrance has only one entry for this man. The Loire 2?


http://i61.tinypic.com/2cx9r2h.jpg

So the Liore (WLD) did fly! - You have control.

Morning Windriver. Thanks.

I'm running low on ammo, so I'll throw this at ya...

http://i58.tinypic.com/14w3j8o.jpg

Obviously a flying boat, so we can eliminate over 200 countries,,,

Suckered! Not a flying-boat mate! :)

Can we be more precise, was this an amphibian, or a land plane?

Certainly mate. Land-plane with a fixed undercarriage. Designed as a reconnaissance aircraft but no production order, so only one built. First flight was in 1932.

And to be even more precise - it's a trimotor...

It looks like something SARO would have build, but the landplane bit rules that out.


Are they Armstrong Siddeley or perhaps Bristol Jupiter engines?

Yeah, not from Saro and they're Salmson engines...

http://i61.tinypic.com/f0vrcy.jpg

Is it a Loire 30?

Indeed it is! Your control. :ok:

Loire 30 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://i57.tinypic.com/mw5rtx.jpg

She's a beauty. ..This one should be a bit easier..

http://www.aviationancestry.com/otota.jpg

Sipping coffee on a pleasant Sunday morning. The Miles Aerovan mate?