The A.24, also known as the Aero A-24, was an aircraft from the 1920s that served as a twin-engined biplane bomber.
However, its flight tests revealed a significant lack of power, rendering it ineffective for combat purposes.
Regrettably, only one prototype of this aircraft was ever constructed.
In an attempt to address the A-24’s limitations, Aero proposed a modified version called the A-27.
This variant aimed to rectify the underpowered design by incorporating Bristol Jupiter engines.
Despite this potential solution, the Czech Air Force did not express interest in pursuing this option, leading to the discontinuation of all further development efforts.
Sources Czechoslovakian Air Force, 1918-1970, Aircam Aviation Special 05-Richard Ward, Zdenek Titz & Gordon C. Davies. Ceskoslovenské Letectvo, 1918-1924-Jiří Rajlich & Jiří Sehnal.