Television Series
The following fictional submarines carried one aircraft. All launched their crafts when submerged - they did not need to surface.
- The British television series UFO included SkyDiver, a submarine with a jet on the front. To launch the supersonic twin-engine interceptor/fighter, the submarine tilted upwards, and the jet separated from the sub, blasting out of the water.
- The television series Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea featured the nuclear-powered Seaview which could launch a saucer-shaped, nuclear-powered, supersonic Flying Sub.
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