Caudron C.59

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The Caudron C.59 was a compact, single-engine multi-purpose aircraft first flown in 1921. With modest dimensions of 7.8 meters long and a 10.2-meter wingspan, it carried a crew of two and could cruise at 180 km/h, making it suitable for training, liaison, or light transport roles typical of early 1920s civil aviation.