The M.7 which was a progressive development of the M.5.

The Macchi M.7ter differed extensively from the M.7, despite its designation, and in the mid-'twenties equipped all Italian fighter flying boat squadrons.

The Macchi M.7ter differed extensively from the M.7, despite its designation, and in the mid-'twenties equipped all Italian fighter flying boat squadrons.

The sole example of the Macchi M.6 which was built for comparison with the M.5

The Macchi M.14 was built in only a small series, production aircraft being relegated to the advanced training role.

The Macchi M.26 was aerodynamically one of the cleanest fighter flying boats of its day, but despite excellent performance, it was not ordered into production

The M.41 bis carried Macchi flying boat fighter development to its apex and equipped two squadrons between 1930 and 1938.

The M.41 bis carried Macchi flying boat fighter development to its apex and equipped two squadrons between 1930 and 1938.