The Latécoère 23 was a twin-engined, parasol-winged flying boat developed from the Latécoère 21. Only one was built, and it flew and crashed in late 1927. Its immediate successor was the similar Latécoère 32. The aircraft is an example of how the company stretched its first flying boat design in the years when it was trying to extend its mail and passenger services over longer water routes, and its short career ended with the loss of the single airframe.
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Latécoère 23 (1927) Eight-passenger, twin-engine monoplane flying boat transport developed from the Latécoère 21.
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The Latécoère 23 was a development of the Latécoère 21 flying boat, a twin-engined parasol winged aircraft.
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The Latécoère 23 was a development of the Latécoère 21 flying boat, a twin-engined parasol winged aircraft.
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Only one was built, flying and crashing in late 1927.
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Only one was built, flying and crashing in late 1927.
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Latécoère 23 (1927) Eight-passenger, twin-engine monoplane flying boat transport developed from the Latécoère 21.
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