Macchi M.C.73
| Industry | Aerospace |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1920 |
| Headquarters | Italy |
The Macchi M.C.73 was a two-seat touring aircraft designed as both a landplane and a floatplane, developed by Macchi during the early 1930s.
Derived from the Macchi M.70, the M.C.73 was created to succeed its predecessor. In 1931, it competed in the Giro d'Italia air race, where it outperformed 32 other entrants and secured victory.
Variants
- M.C.73
- Landplane model equipped with a traditional tail-wheel undercarriage.
- M.C.73 Idro
- Floatplane configuration featuring two floats supported by struts.
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