On display in the Boeing Aviation Hangar room at Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, National Air and Space Museum. Built in the 1920s by Italian immigrant Giuseppe Bellanca who founded the Bellanca Aeroplane Company, this Bellanca C.F. monoplane was intended as a commercial transport aircraft for four passengers, which unfortunately never worked out. However, the beautiful mahogany C.F. won several races in the 1920s and even had two aerial marriages in the cabin.

The Bellanca CF high-wing monoplane was designed by Italian immigrant Giuseppe Bellanca, embracing a completely new vision and design in the early 1920s. Bellanca visualised the CF as a commercial transport aircraft but it was too far ahead of it's time before any market really existed. Only this example was built and it is now on display at the Udvar-Hazy Center.