The replica of the Caproni CA.3 Has Flown

[VintageAviationNews]

Well.. lets say that they did a very very very long hop...so Italian authorities won't get worry

http://www.warbirdsnews.com/warbirds-ne ... flown.html

[hang the expense]

That is just awesome.Congrats to all.

[DaveM2]

This was not official (that is, it wasn't technically legal) so probably not a good idea to have it in the public domain as it could cause major problems for them down the track.

[VintageAviationNews]

This was not official (that is, it wasn't technically legal) so probably not a good idea to have it in the public domain as it could cause major problems for them down the track.

If Mister Zanardo gave me the OK to publish it, I think we should be ok...

Thanks for your concern.

[Mark Allen M]

FWIW I think you've been doing a great job lately with your posted reports. Keep up the good work.

[VintageAviationNews]

FWIW I think you've been doing a great job lately with your posted reports. Keep up the good work.

Thanks Mark!

It's time consuming and even expensive...but i love it and it helps to achieve the mission of Warbirds News.

[DaveM2]

This was not official (that is, it wasn't technically legal) so probably not a good idea to have it in the public domain as it could cause major problems for them down the track.

If Mister Zanardo gave me the OK to publish it, I think we should be ok...

Thanks for your concern.

OK on his head be it then, for the projects sake I hope Italian aviation authorities don't take the same dim view that our CAA/FAA would once they see it