SPCA 90
| Industry | Aerospace |
|---|---|
| Founded | early 1930s |
| Products | Aircraft (SPCA 90, SPCA 91T) |
The SPCA 90 was a French civil aviation aircraft created in the early 1930s by Société Provençale de Constructions Aéronautiques (SPCA).
Design and development
The SPCA 90 was designed as a high-wing monoplane featuring a cantilever wing with a thick airfoil section. It included a fully enclosed cabin spacious enough to function as an air ambulance, capable of holding two stretchers along with medical personnel. Its fixed landing gear had divided main wheels and a tailskid. Only a single example, registered as F-AKFJ, was manufactured and primarily operated in Morocco.
In 1935, SPCA developed the 91T variant, an airliner derived from the same basic structure. This version transformed the cargo compartment into a passenger cabin with seating for eight individuals, in addition to baggage storage and an onboard lavatory. The 91T represented the last aircraft produced by SPCA.
Variants
- 90 — utility aircraft (one unit built)
- 91T — passenger airliner configuration