Macchi M.39

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The Macchi M.39 was an Italian racing seaplane of the 1920s, designed for high-speed competition and famously used in the Schneider Trophy races.

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Macchi M.39 canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Schneider Trophy racer
racing seaplane
single-seat floatplane
achievedResult winner of 1926 Schneider Trophy
aircraftCategory seaplane
aircraftType experimental racing aircraft
airframeMaterial wood and metal construction
cockpit single-seat
competitionClass seaplane speed record class
configuration low-wing monoplane
countryOfOrigin Italy
crew 1
designedFor Schneider Trophy competition
designedForOperator Regia Aeronautica high-speed flight unit
designer Mario Castoldi
engineManufacturer Fiat
engineModel Fiat AS.2
engineType liquid-cooled V12 piston engine
era 1920s
firstFlight 1926
floatConfiguration twin-float
introduced 1926
landingGear twin floats instead of wheels
manufacturer Aeronautica Macchi
maximumSpeedRecord over 396 km/h
nationality Italian
notableFor contributing to Italian dominance in Schneider Trophy races
numberOfEngines 1
pilot Mario de Bernardi
primaryUser Regia Aeronautica
propulsion tractor propeller
raceDate 13 November 1926
raceLocation Hampton Roads, Virginia, United States
linked to: Hampton Roads
role high-speed racing
setWorldSpeedRecord 1926
status retired
successor Macchi M.52
usedInCompetition Schneider Trophy
usedInRace 1926 Schneider Trophy
wingConfiguration cantilever low wing

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Aeronautica Macchi majorProduct Macchi M.39
Mario Castoldi notableWork Macchi M.39
Mario Castoldi designed Macchi M.39
Macchi M.52 developedFrom Macchi M.39