CANT Z.511

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The CANT Z.511 was a large Italian four‑engined floatplane developed during World War II for long‑range maritime transport and patrol duties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf floatplane
flying boat
military aircraft
prototype aircraft
aircraftCategory maritime patrol aircraft
military transport aircraft
seaplane
aircraftRole long‑range patrol
long‑range transport
maritime patrol
maritime transport
aircraftType long‑range floatplane
armament provision for defensive armament
configuration high‑wing
strut‑braced wing
conflict World War II
construction all‑metal structure
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Italy NERFINISHED
crew multi‑crew
designedBy CANT design bureau NERFINISHED
designedFor long‑range maritime transport and patrol duties
designer Filippo Zappata NERFINISHED
developmentPeriod late 1930s
engineConfiguration four‑engined
era World War II
firstFlightDate 1940
floatType twin‑float arrangement
intendedUse Atlantic and long‑distance routes
over‑water operations
manufacturer CANT NERFINISHED
Cantieri Aeronautici e Navali Triestini NERFINISHED
nationality Italian
numberOfEngines 4
powerplantType piston engine
productionStatus limited to prototypes
propulsionLayout tractor propellers
registrationStatus experimental
status did not enter mass production
prototype only
tailConfiguration conventional tail
takeoffAndLanding water
usedBy Italian Air Force (Regia Aeronautica) NERFINISHED
Regia Aeronautica NERFINISHED
wingPosition high‑mounted wing

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CANT aircraftModelProduced CANT Z.511
Filippo Zappata designed CANT Z.511
Filippo Zappata notableWork CANT Z.511