In 1970 Auguste MUDRY creates the first CAP 10. it is a training aerobatic aircraft inspired by the famous Emeraude plane of Claude PIEL.

From 1970 to 1997, 282 CAP 10 B were built. Most of them are dedicated to the army for the training of the pilots.

In 1971 CAP 20, first competition single seater is born in the Mudry factory. In 1976, CAP 20 L (L for light) (only 460 kgs) will follow.

In 1980, CAP 21 is created with a tapered wing. It will have the same fuselage as its elders. Thanks to this modification , the aircraft gains 50°/second in roll rate.

Thereafter in 1985 comes CAP 230 aircraft. the wings remain tapered and some wing root section Apex are added in wing trailing edge . the skeleton is strengthened allowing the aircraft to be equipped with a 300 CV engine and be certified for +10/-10 G load factors. It will essentially perform a military carrier as it was initially designed for the Air Force that will buy the first 4 units.

CAP 231 aircraft is born in 1990 and from that date it will win the world’s champion titles .Nevertheless, the aesthetic difference with CAP 230 is slight as fuselage, engine and wings are similar except for some leading edge wing root section apex that correct the noted buffeting when heavy loaded.

It will move into CAP 231 EX the year after, in 1991. The change is a 100% carbon-fiber composite wing coming from an EXTRA 260 aircraft (EX extension for EXTRA).

This aircraft will give birth in 1994 to CAP 232 that still combines the wood fuselage with carbon-fiber composite wings as created by MUDRY. This CAP 232 will be world champion 12 times.

CAP aircrafts will be acquired in 1997 by APEX group. CAP 10 will then be equipped with a wood/carbon spar, a new landing gear and new designed ailerons. These modifications will make it more resistant and easy to handle , the roll rate changing from 130 to 200 °/ second. This new wing called ‘C’ for Carbon has already been sold alone for “retrofit” concerning sixty CAP 10 B, and fifteen CAP 10 C have been built since the production of this aircraft was re-initiated.

CAP 10 C and CAP 232 are now following their successful way in the respect of their history.