List of Seaplanes and Amphibious Aircraft - United Kingdom

United Kingdom

  • AD Flying Boat — two-seat patrol/reconnaissance flying boat (1915)
  • AD Navyplane
  • AD Type 1000 — biplane floatplane torpedo-bomber floatplane (1915)
  • Airspeed AS.30 Queen Wasp — pilotless target floatplane (1937)
  • Avro Type D — two-seat biplane floatplane (1911)
  • Beardmore Inverness — monoplane flying boat (1925)
  • Blackburn B-20 — reconnaissance flying boat (1940)
  • Blackburn Iris — five-seat long-range reconnaissance flying boat (1926)
  • Blackburn Nautilus — two-seat biplane fleet spotter/fighter floatplane (1929)
  • Blackburn Perth — five-seat long-range reconnaissance flying boat (1934)
  • Blackburn Sydney — three-engine, monoplane reconnaissance flying boat (1931)
  • Blackburn T.B. — two-seat zeppelin interceptor floatplane (1915)
  • Blackburn Type L — twin-float seaplane (1915)
  • Blackburn Velos — two-seat coastal defence seaplane (1925)
  • de Havilland DH.50 — single engine transport and bush plane floatplane (1923)
  • de Havilland DH.60 Moth — two-seat sportplane floatplane (1925)
  • de Havilland DH.61 Giant Moth — single engine transport and bush plane floatplane (1927)
  • de Havilland DH.83 Fox Moth — 4 seat light transport and bush plane floatplane (1932)
  • de Havilland Hornet Moth — single engine 2 seat cabin biplane floatplane (1934)
  • de Havilland DH.89 Dragon Rapide — twin engine 9 seat feeder-liner floatplane (variant had different fin) (1934)
  • de Havilland DH.90 Dragonfly — twin engine floatplane (1935)
  • English Electric Ayr — three-seat coastal patrol flying boat (1924)
  • English Electric Kingston — reconnaissance flying boat (1924)
  • Fairey III — spotter/reconnaissance floatplane (1918)
  • Fairey Campania — spotter/reconnaissance floatplane (1917)
  • Fairey Flycatcher — single-seat fighter floatplane (1922)
  • Fairey Fremantle — long-range reconnaissance biplane floatplane (1924)
  • Fairey Hamble Baby — single seat biplane scout floatplane (1917)
  • Fairey N.4 — five-seat long-range twin engine biplane reconnaissance flying boat (1923)
  • Fairey N.9 — two-seat experimental seaplane (1918)
  • Fairey N.10 — two-seat patrol seaplane (1917)
  • Fairey Pintail — two-seat fighter/reconnaissance biplane amphibian (1920)
  • Fairey S.9/30 — biplane torpedo bomber floatplane (1934)
  • Fairey Seafox — two-seat spotter reconnaissance floatplane (1936)
  • Fairey Seal — two-seat reconnaissance floatplane (1930)
  • Fairey Swordfish — biplane torpedo bomber floatplane (1934)
  • Felixstowe F.1 — biplane fighter reconnaissance flying boat (1910s)
  • Felixstowe F.2 — biplane reconnaissance flying boat (1917)
  • Felixstowe F.3 — biplane anti-submarine patrol flying-boat (1917)
  • Felixstowe F.4 Fury — long-range triplane patrol flying boat (1918–1919)
  • Felixstowe F.5 — biplane reconnaissance flying boat (1918)
  • Felixstowe Porte Baby — biplane patrol flying boat (1916)
  • Gloster II — racing floatplane for 1924 Schneider Trophy (1924)
  • Gloster III — racing seaplane for 1925 Schneider Trophy (1925)
  • Gloster IV — racing seaplane for 1927 Schneider Trophy (1927)
  • Gloster VI — racing seaplane for 1929 Schneider Trophy (1929)
  • Gloster Goring — prototype bomber, tested as a seaplane (1927)
  • Hawker Dantorp — 3 seat bomber floatplane (1925)
  • Hawker Osprey — 2 seat fighter/reconnaissance biplane floatplane (1930)
  • Hamble River H.L.1 Seaplane — floatplane (1914)
  • Lakes Hydro-monoplane — floatplane (1913)
  • Lakes Seabird — floatplane (1912)
  • Lakes Waterbird — floatplane (1911)
  • Lakes Waterhen — floatplane (1912)
  • Mann Egerton Type B — seaplane (1916)
  • Martinsyde F6 — transport floatplane conversion (1918)
  • Norman Thompson N.T.2B — two-seat biplane training flying boat (1910s)
  • Norman Thompson N.T.4 — twin-engined flying boat (1910s)
  • Norman Thompson N.1B — prototype armed patrol flying boat (1910s)
  • Norman Thompson N.2C — twin-engined flying boat (1918)
  • Phoenix Cork — reconnaissance flying boat (1918)
  • Sage Type 4 — seaplane patrol aircraft/trainer (1917)
  • Saro A.7 Severn — flying boat (1930)
  • Saro A.14 — prototype flying boat (1930s)
  • Saro A.17 Cutty Sark — lightweight amphibious flying boat (1929)
  • Saro A.19 Cloud — twin-engined flying boat (1930s)
  • Saro Windhover — twin-engined flying boat (1930s)
  • Saro London — coastal patrol flying boat (1930s)
  • Saro A.33 — four-engined flying boat (1930s)
  • Saro Shrimp — experimental reconnaissance flying boat (1939)
  • Saunders-Roe SR.A/1 — turbojet fighter flying boat (1947)
  • Saunders-Roe Princess — large ten-engined commercial flying boat (1952)
  • Saro Lerwick — twin-engined reconnaissance flying boat (1940)
  • Saunders Kittiwake — amphibious flying boat (1920)
  • Saunders A.3 Valkyrie — three-engined military flying boat (1927)
  • Saunders A.4 Medina — passenger flying boat (1925)
  • Short N.2A — seaplane (1910s)
  • Short N.2B — seaplane (1910s)
  • Short N.3 Cromarty — flying boat (1921)
  • Short S.74 — seaplane (1910s)
  • Short S.80 — twin-float seaplane (1910s)
  • Short S.81 — trials seaplane (1910s)
  • Short S.135 — seaplane (1910s)
  • Short S.1 Stellite/Cockle — small single-seat flying boat (1924)
  • Short S.7 Mussel — small seaplanes for float testing (1926)
  • Short Singapore — prototype reconnaissance biplane flying boat (1920s)
  • Short Calcutta — three-engined commercial biplane flying boat (1920s)
  • Short Rangoon — military biplane flying boat (1930)
  • Short Valetta — survey floatplane (1930s)
  • Short S.12 Singapore II — prototype reconnaissance biplane flying boat (1930)
  • Short Sarafand — six-engined long-range military biplane flying boat (1932)
  • Short S.15 K.F.1 — prototype long-range biplane flying boat (1931)
  • Short Kent — biplane airmail flying boat (1931)
  • Short R.24/31 "Knuckleduster" — monoplane flying boat (1930s)
  • Short S.19 Singapore III — six-seat general reconnaissance biplane flying boat (1934)
  • Short Mayo Composite
    • Short S.20 Mercury — flying-boat-launched four-engined long-range floatplane mail-carrier (1938)
    • Short S.21 Maia — seaplane-carrier four-engined flying boat (1938)
  • Short Scion Senior — four-engined nine-passenger floatplane (1930s)
  • Short Empire — four-engined long-range commercial flying boat (1936)
  • Short Sunderland — four-engined long-range maritime reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1937)
  • Short S.26 — four-engined long-range commercial flying boat (1939)
  • Short S.30 Empire — four-engined long-range commercial flying boat (1936)
  • Short S.33 Empire — four-engined long-range commercial flying boat (1936)
  • Short Shetland — large military flying boat (1944)
  • Short Seaford — four-engined long-range maritime reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1934)
  • Short Sealand — passenger amphibious flying boat (1947)
  • Short S.B.7 Sealand III — seven-seat passenger amphibious flying boat (1948)
  • Short Admiralty Type 74 (1914)
  • Short Admiralty Type 166 — seaplane (1914)
  • Short Type 184 — torpedo-bomber floatplane (1915)
  • Short Type 310 — torpedo-bomber floatplane (1916)
  • Short Admiralty Type 827 — reconnaissance/bomber floatplane (1914)
  • Short Admiralty Type 830 — reconnaissance/bomber floatplane (1920s)
  • Short Sandringham — four-engined long-range commercial flying boat (Converted from S.25 airframes)
  • Short Solent — 45-passenger four-engined long-range commercial flying boat (S.45)
  • Short S.10 Gurnard — prototype naval fighter-reconnaissance biplane (1929)
  • Short-Bristol Crusader — racing seaplane (1927)
  • Singular Aircraft SA03— flying boat (2012)
  • Sopwith Bat Boat— flying boat (1913)
  • Supermarine Air Yacht — flying boat (1931)
  • Supermarine Baby — fighter flying boat (1917)
  • Supermarine Channel — (1919)
  • Supermarine S.4 — Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1925)
  • Supermarine S.5 — Schneider Trophy (1927)
  • Supermarine S.6 — Schneider Trophy (1931) — S.6B World speed record—first aircraft to exceed 400 mph (640 km/h)
  • Supermarine Scapa — reconnaissance flying boat (1935)
  • Supermarine Scarab — reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1924)
  • Supermarine Seagull — spotter/reconnaissance flying boat (1922)
  • Supermarine Seagull ASR-1 — Rolls Royce Griffon powered monoplane
  • Supermarine Seal — deck-landing fleet-spotting amphibian (1921)
  • Supermarine Sea Eagle — amphibious flying boat (1923)
  • Supermarine Sea King — fighter flying boat (1920s)
  • Supermarine Sea Lion I — Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1919)
  • Supermarine Sea Lion II — Schneider Trophy racing seaplane (1922)
  • Supermarine Sea Otter — reconnaissance air/sea rescue flying boat (1938)
  • Supermarine Southampton — reconnaissance flying boat (1925)
  • Supermarine Spitfire Floatplane — fighter seaplane (trials 1940-42)
  • Supermarine Stranraer — reconnaissance flying boat (1936)
  • Supermarine Swan — 10-passenger flying boat (1920s)
  • Supermarine Walrus — spotter/reconnaissance flying boat (1936)
  • Vickers Valentia — transport flying boat (1918)
  • Vickers Vanellus — fleet-spotter amphibious flying boat (1920s)
  • Vickers Viking — amphibious flying boat (1919)
  • Vickers Vulture — amphibious flying boat (1920s)
  • White and Thompson No. 3 two-seat pusher flying boat (1910s)
  • Wight Baby — single-seat seaplane (1910s)
  • Wight Converted Seaplane — bomber floatplane (1910s)
  • Wight Pusher Seaplane — floatplane (1910s)
  • Wight Seaplane — floatplane (1910s)

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