Caudron C.68

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Stepping up slightly from its sibling C.67, the Caudron C.68 of 1922 combined touring and sport roles in a slightly larger package. At 5.8 meters long with a 7.7-meter wingspan and a single engine delivering 115 km/h, it offered modest improvement in range and carrying capacity while retaining the accessibility of early sport flying.