Among the few surviving parts of the Caproni Ca.60 flying boat prototype are a section of one of the two triangular truss-booms that connected the three wing sets, as well as one of the hydrofoils that connected the main hull and the outriggers that stabilized the seaplane. These fragments are on display at the Volandia aviation museum, in the Province of Varese, Italy, hosted in the former industrial premises of the Caproni company.