Farman III

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The Farman III was an early French biplane from the pioneering era of aviation, widely recognized for its role in advancing practical powered flight in Europe before World War I.

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Farman MF.7 Longhorn 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf early French biplane
military trainer aircraft
pioneer-era aircraft
aircraftType biplane
builtAs series-produced aircraft
category Farman aircraft NERFINISHED
pioneer aircraft
configuration open-frame fuselage
pusher configuration
controlSystem ailerons on upper wing
countryOfOrigin France
crew 2
pilot and passenger
designer Henri Farman NERFINISHED
engineConfiguration single-engine
enginePosition rear-mounted engine
era pre–World War I
exhibitedAt early European air meetings
firstFlight 1909
geographicScopeOfUse Europe NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance one of the most widely used early European biplanes
influenced early military trainer designs in Europe
introduced 1909
manufacturer Farman Aviation Works NERFINISHED
notableFor advancing practical powered flight in Europe
popular early training aircraft design
operationalStatus retired
powerplant various early piston engines
primaryUse demonstration flights
sport flying
training
propulsion propeller driven
roleInHistory standard pattern for many contemporary European biplanes
structure fabric-covered flying surfaces
wooden framework
successor later Farman biplane variants
tailConfiguration biplane tail unit
timeInService 1910s
undercarriage skid-type landing gear with wheels
usedBy French Army NERFINISHED
Imperial Russian Air Service NERFINISHED
Italian military aviation units
Royal Flying Corps NERFINISHED
usedFor early military aviation experiments
wingConfiguration two-bay biplane wings

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Farman aircraft notableModel Farman III
this entity surface form: Farman MF.7 Longhorn