The Breguet XIV was a French biplane bomber and reconnaissance aircraft of World War I; It was among the first mass-produced aircraft to use large amounts of aluminium. Aound 8000 were produced and were use many air forces and also airmail airlines at this time. This one is a replica and remains nowadays the sole aircraft of this type airworthy.

Unmarked aircraft. Registration believed to be correct. Two replicas were built: F-AZBH (c/n 1) and F-AZBP (c/n 2). F-AZBH had the serial applied on the fuselage.

A very nice and huge replica

The Breguet 14 was pretty fast and one of the best reconnaissance bombers of the Great War. After the war it went on to play an important role as a mailplane, especially with Lignes Aériennes Latécoère. This machine, first flown in 2003, has a nicely concealed modern Lycoming engine and the new designation Breguet 14P, which I'd say relieves it from being a replica.