Blériot 110
A French long-distance record aircraft built by Blériot Aéronautique to a design by Filippo Zappata and flown by two pilots. The only example, later named Joseph Le Brix, set the world closed-circuit distance record three times from Oran between 1931 and 1932, reaching 10,601 kilometres, and in 1933 set a straight-line distance record from New York to Rayak in Lebanon. After two more years of unsuccessful record attempts, it was scrapped.