Ex F-BCEV.

André Japy made it from Paris to Norway and back in one day, in 15 hours of flying in his new C.600 Aiglon (eaglet). He made even longer one-day return flights from Paris to Oran and from Paris to Tunis in September 1935. In December he flew to Saigon in three days, but crashed F-ANVB in Baghdad during his return flight. Japy had built in three extra fuel tanks. Two other C.600s, F-ANSI and F-ANSK, were similarly modified for female pilots Andrée Dupeyron and Elisabeth Lion, and these two received the C.610 designation. Photo from: Nasjonalbiblioteket (Norway)

ex F-BCEV

One of several vintage types on display at the Salon. Donated to the Musee de l'Air at Le Bourget in June 1982. The aircraft was exhibited in the museum in its yellow color scheme for several years and then painted in a blue color scheme and registered as F-AZCO. Registration cancelled 4 December 1995. The aircraft was put into the museum storage at Dugny.

In 1982 this aircraft was re-registered in the historical series as F-AZCO. Any help on location is appreciated. Photo via G. Bouma

Winter flying at the newly opened Samedan airfield. The Golden Years Register gives the aircraft as a C.600C but this is possibly a typo for C.600G. Photo from: ETH-Bibliothek Zürich