Lebaudy Frères

From Inventing aviation
Jump to navigation Jump to search

Lebaudy Frères was an airship company.

Chief engineer Henri Julliot created a series of airships resembling Santos-Dumont blimps but bigger.[1]

By 1909 the company had built four ships for the French military, one for the Russian, one for the Austrian, and was working on another for the British.[2] These included Le Patrie which made several successful flights in 1907 before its loss to high wind.

Patents

See also

References

  1. Hallion, 2003, p. 92.
  2. "National Airships", Flight, 24 July 1909, p. 438.


Names Lebaudy Frères
Country France
City Moisson
Affiliations
Keywords airship, blimps, military
Started aero circa 1899
Ended aero
Key people Pierre Lebaudy, Paul Lebaudy, Henri Julliot
Wikidata id