Richard-Penhoët 2

Richard-Penhoët 2
Wind tunnel model of the Richard-Penhoët 2
Role Long-range maritime reconnaissance flying boat
National origin France
Manufacturer Richard-Penhoët
First flight 26 june 1926
Status Destroyed
Number built 1

The Richard-Penhoët 2, a 1926 French prototype for a giant liner flying-boat, carried 40 passengers on two decks, along with a 5-person crew.

The prototype undertook its first trials on 26 June 1926. On the second series of trials it stalled and crashed.

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