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In today's episode of Flying Failures, we'll be casting our eye over what was, at the time, the largest commercial airliner ever built, the SNCASE S.E.2010 Armagnac, a French four-engined propeller aircraft built to serve the transatlantic and colonial routes as an overnight sleeper plane, but due to its incredible size and lack of suitable power to provide an effective range, this monstrous airliner was never taken up by its proposed launch customer Air France, while its first operator, TAI, found that using the machine was so unprofitable, that it withdrew the type after 8 months.

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References:
- Key Aero (and their respective references)
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