Caproni Ca.3 - Variants

Variants

All of the following designations were applied after the war. At the time, all were known as the 300 hp by Caproni and the Ca.3 by the Army.

• Ca.34 and Ca.35 with a modified central nacelle to seat the two pilots in tandem and therefore improve aerodynamics. No production.
• Ca.36 with removable outer wing panels for ease of storage.
  • Ca.36M or Ca.36 mod (for modificato - "modified") - a lightened and simplified variant put into production after the war. 153 were delivered between 1923 and 1927, 144 of them to the new Regia Aeronautica.
  • Ca.36S - air ambulance version (small number converted from Ca.36Ms)
• Ca.37 - prototype single-engined two-seat ground attack aircraft
• Ca.39 - seaplane version. Prototype CA 211.
• Ca.56a - airliners created by re-manufacturing war-surplus Ca.3s.