Cant Z.1007

CANT Z 1007 - Aeronautica Militare

In 1933, the Cant Z.1007 was conceived, outside of any competitions or ministerial specifications, thus leaving the designer a great deal of freedom.

The result was a three-engine bomber, a low-wing monoplane, with an elliptical fuselage that gave the machine excellent aerodynamics. 

Subsequent “bis” and “ter” versions were created with continuous improvements.

In 1949, the last Z.1007 was decommissioned.

Technical Data – “ter” version shown in brackets:

  • Length: 18.60 m;
  • Height: 5.22 m (6.65 m);
  • Wing area: 75.30 sq m;
  • Wingspan: 24.80 m;
  • Unladen weight: 9,396 kg (9,447 kg); 
  • Maximum speed: 455 km/h (480 km/h);
  • Maximum autonomy: 1,795 km (1,320 km).

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