page_title: Mauboussin M.120
section_title: Variants
hierarchical_section_title: Mauboussin M.120 / Variants
caption_attribution_description: English: French aviation pioneer Maryse Hilsz (1903–1945) holding the propeller of her Mauboussin M.122 is about to attempt a new flight altitude record in 1935. Français&#160;: Maryse Hiltz et son avion&#160;: tentative de record d'altitude&#160;: à côté de l'avion. L'aviatrice française Maryse Hilsz (1903—1945) tenant l'hélice de son Mauboussin M.122 avant une nouvelle tentative de record d'altitude en 1935.
context_page_description: The Mauboussin M.120 was a trainer and touring aircraft built in France in the 1930s and again in the years following World War II.
context_section_description: M.120
  original design with 60 hp (45 kW) Salmson 9Adr engine
  M.120/32
  examples built by Mauboussin (3 built)
  M.120/34
  examples built by Breguet (10 built)
  M.120/37
  M.121
  as M.120 but with supercharged Salmson 9A 68–80 hp (51–60 kW)
  M.121P Corsaire Major
  version with Pobjoy Cataract engine (4 built)
  M.122 Corsaire Major
  version with Salmson 9Aers engine for Maryse Hilsz (1 built)
  M.123
  major production version with Salmson 9Adr engine (65 built)
  M.123C
  M.123M
  M.123R
  M.123T
  Metalair 1
  a derivative of the M.123
  Grenet PG-2 Bison
  M.124
  first postwar version with Aster 4A engine (1 built)
  M.125
  version with Régnier 4Jo engine (5 built)
  M.126
  version with Salmson 5Ap engine (1 built)
  M.127
  version with Régnier 4Eo engine (2 built)
  M.128
  version with Mathis G4R engine (1 built)
  M.129
  pre-war version with Minié 4.DA 25 engine
  M.129/48
  definitive postwar version with Minié 4.DA 28 engine (23 built)
  Mauboussin-Zodiac 17
  Designation for Zodiac produced M.120 aircraft
caption: Maryse Hilsz holding the propeller of her Mauboussin M.122, 1935
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