Farman III

Farman III general

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  Grahame-White, in Washington DC, 1910
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  (above) in Berlin-Johannisthal Air Field, 1910
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  1910

Early versions

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  Note the "wide nose", the front elevator was much wider in early models. - Rheims, 1909

"I"-tail

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  Note the "I"-tail, the single ruddered tail plane unit, 1909

Later versions

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  the upper wing span is expanded, now only two ailerons are fitted - Louis Paulhan winning the London to Manchester air race, 1910

First Flights

In the countries, or regions, such as Japan, HongKong, etc., the first flight achieved by Farman III biplanes.

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  in Canada
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  in Japan

cockpit

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  1913