The A-10 was the first Czechoslovak airliner with the prototype's first flight taking place in Jan. 1922. The four production aircraft (some sources also include the prototype) went on to serve with the fledgling CSA in the mid-20s. This is a faithful replica constructed from many original parts and is on display at the Letecke Muzeum.

Reconstruction incorporating a large portion of the original fuselage. First flown in 1922, the A.10 was the first airliner of Czech design. It could carry three to five pax and a crew of two, who sat in an open cockpit behind the cabin.