The Italian Version of Transport Inc, Transportó El Cáporíne made this Passenger biplane in 1920. It was named "Mordo" after Italys Transport founder Mordo Ló Caporine. It carried 12 passengers in a enclosed luxury cabin. The pilot had an open space to fly. The Mordo could fly up to 6,750 ft. It was powered by three Transportó Celi Motor engines. The plane was very difficult to fly, and it was only used a the airports of Transportó field and Tranteno Mislke airport. This plane does require control. It takes a little while to take off, but it flys Ok. Happy flying! (note: this storyline is fictional, meaning nothing is real in this storyline)