A French-built Martinet, posing as a Czech-built Aero C-3A version.

ex French Martinet, restored to represent a Czechoslovak C-3A. The LB-code depicts an aircraft of 46 Letcká Divize.

The SNCAC Martinet was a German-designed (Siebel 204) but French-built twin-engined military trainer and light transport aircraft. It was operated by the French Air force and Navy and in small numbers as civilians from the late 1940s to the mid 60's. This one is seen waiting for its moving to Bordeaux aircraft museum (CAEA). It is one of the only 3 currently preserved in world although more than 350 were built.

The Si 204D-1 was a blind flying trainer licence-built from Siebel in Halle by Aero in WWII in this very hangar (because Siebel were at full capacity producing ju-88s). The Aero C-3 was a Czechoslovak post-war development of the Si 204 for flying (C-3A) and crew training (C-3B). No complete C-3A has survived so this is a replica (of LB-05, cn 307) constructed from a French SNCAC NC.702 Martinet and is on display at the Staré Aerovka museum.

The remains of this very rare aircraft are preserved in the storage area of the Zruč Air Park. It would be great if anyone knows her true identity.

Composite airframe based on ex French Air Force NC-702 350. Painted as an Aero-built C-3A.

NC702 Martinet of 11S transport squadron, Aeronavale, visiting Ringway in connection with Avro's contract to supply Lancasters from nearby Woodford to France.