Caproni Ca.49
Development
In 1919, Caproni developed plans for the Ca.49, a seaplane designed to serve as a commercial airliner. This concept featured a four-engine triplane configuration, with three engines operating tractor propellers and one engine utilizing a pusher propeller arrangement. While no definitive engine model was selected, Caproni anticipated each powerplant would deliver between 224 and 279 kilowatts (300 to 375 horsepower). The aircraft was intended to accommodate passengers within a fully enclosed cabin.
No units of the Ca.49 were ever constructed.
Specifications (Estimated for Ca.49)
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