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Morane-Saulnier

🇫🇷 France ·13 types· first flights 1912–1954· 5.5k built

• #0198

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier AI

  first flew 1917

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  1.2k

  top speed

  225 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0591

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier MS.230

  first flew 1929

  🛩️ light / GA piston

  built

  1.1k

  top speed

  207 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0910

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier M.S.406

  first flew 1935· retired

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  1.1k

  top speed

  452 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0036

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier L

  first flew 1913

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  600

  top speed

  125 km/h

  seats

  2

• #0084

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier P

  first flew 1915

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  595

  top speed

  156 km/h

  seats

  —

• #1360

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier Vanneau

  first flew 1944

  🎖️ military

  built

  506

  top speed

  445 km/h

  seats

  —

• #1629

  Morane-Saulnier

  Paris

  first flew 1954· retired

  📦 cargo 2× jet

  built

  165

  top speed

  650 km/h

  seats

  2

• #0083

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier BB

  first flew 1915· retired

  🎖️ military

  built

  107

  top speed

  147 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0708

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier M.S.225

  first flew 1932

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  75

  top speed

  334 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0062

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier N

  first flew 1914

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  49

  top speed

  144 km/h

  seats

  —

• MS #0307

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier AS

  first flew 1920

  piston

  built

  —

  top speed

  165 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0017

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier G

  first flew 1912

  🛩️ light / GA

  built

  —

  top speed

  123 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0031

  Morane-Saulnier

  Morane-Saulnier H

  first flew 1913

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  —

  top speed

  120 km/h

  seats

  —

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