
The first aeroplane designed by Louis Noel (sometimes mistakenly called Paul Noel) appeared in 1911. It was completed in April in France and flew in June. It was an unequal-span biplane with an all-tubing airframe for disassembly. The box fuselage was uncovered with a rudder hinged at the tail and a huge tail plane set ahead of it. After brief testing at the end of June, the Anzani was replaced with a Viale, itself an Anzani copy, and the balance was changed. Later a Gnome was installed.

Span: upper 39’4″ lower 26’3″
Length: 31’2″