Editing SABCA (section)

==Products==
* [[SABCA-Julien SJ 1]] - Monoplane
* [[Gambier-SABCA]]
* [[SABCA Castar]] - 1923 Monoplane, also known as the Poncelet Castar
* [[SABCA Camgul]] - 1925 single-engine biplane
* [[Airco DH.4]] - (15 built in 1926)
* [[Fokker F.VII|SABCA F.VII]] - license-built Fokker F.VII
* [[SABCA S.2]] - 1926 single-engine airliner
* [[SABCA S.3]] - projected monoplane trimotor transport
* [[SABCA S.4]] - projected single-engine sesquiplane fighter
* [[SABCA S.11]] - 1931 trimotor airliner
* [[SABCA S.XII]] - 1931 trimotor feederliner; also known as S.12
* [[SABCA S.13]] - projected army observation aircraft
* [[SABCA S.14]] - projected 1931 parasol-winged reconnaissance aircraft
* [[SABCA S.20]] - 1935 cabin tourer with elliptical wings
* [[SABCA S.30]] - 1936 parasol-winged light aircraft<ref name="JAWA 38">Grey John C.G. & Bridgman, Leonard. ''Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1938''. Sampson Low, Marston & company, Ltd. . London. 1938.</ref>
* [[SABCA S.40]] - 1939 two-seat trainer
* [[SABCA S.42]] - projected 1938 two-seat fighter-trainer, scaled up, higher power version of S.40
* [[Caproni Ca.135|SABCA S.45]] - projected license-built Caproni Ca.135
* [[Caproni Ca.310|SABCA S.46]] - projected license-built Caproni Ca.310
* [[Caproni Ca.335|SABCA S.47]] - license-built Caproni Ca.335
* [[Caproni Ca.313|SABCA S.48]] - projected license-built Caproni Ca.312; cancelled due to the [[German invasion of Belgium (1940)|Fall of Belgium]]
* [[SABCA S.60]] Planned jet trainer, not built.<ref>https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/sabca-s-60.1767/</ref>
* [[Savoia-Marchetti S.73|SABCA S.73]] - license-built Savoia-Marchetti S.73