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20th August 2011, 16:29
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Re: Two Rare CANT Aircraft
Hallo again Clint
The MM numbers are known for the CANTs, MM96 and MM129 in the prototype range and MM50151-155, 50160-165 in 1933 + one late comer MM50411 (ex I-AAKJ) in 1934. I have only 10 previous ID's for those initial 11 and they were ex I-OCID, AZAI, AZAO, AZAX, AAKH, AAKD, AAKF, AAKG, AAKY and AAKC. No idea what happened to MM96 but MM129 went civil as I-AAKZ. With regard to the CANT 26 I have identified six, possibly seven, but one of them does not show up as a CANT in the Italian civil register. If I should venture a guess, the one requested by Luftwaffe in 1943 was probably c/n 184 I-MAJO (ex I-AAPO). Let's see if this further installment make any of our Italian friends more willing to check their own sources  ....Cheers Stig 
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