Supermarine Southampton - Wikipedia
The Supermarine Southampton was a flying boat of the interwar period designed and produced by the British aircraft manufacturer Supermarine. It was one of the most successful flying boats of the era.
Supermarine - Wikipedia
Supermarine Southampton. Looking to expand away from the market for small amphibians and flying boats which was becoming more competitive as Blackburn and Short Brothers entered the market, the company designed large multi-engine flying boats to Air Ministry specifications.
Supermarine Southampton - RAF Museum
Supermarine Southampton. The Southampton flying-boat was one of the most successful ever used by the Royal Air Force. With a reputation for reliability, its service life of eleven years was surpassed only by that of the Sunderland.
Supermarine Southampton - BAE Systems
The Vickers Supermarine Southampton was a twin engine tractor biplane flying boat with diagonal (Warren truss) bracing of the wing centre section. The distinctive empennage featured three shapely fins and rudders.
Supermarine Southampton · The Encyclopedia of Aircraft David …
May 19, 2019 · Flying-boat Long-Range Reconnaissance. The Southampton was designed as a patrol seaplane to replace the Felixtowe F.5, six aircraft being ordered in 1924 before the prototype...
Supermarine's superior Southampton flying boat - Key.Aero
The Supermarine Southampton established the British Empire’s expectation of a long-range, independent flying boat capability. It was the first major success in what became a series of large, multi-engine flying boat designs from Supermarine, all designed by Reginald J. Mitchell and each an iterative development, building on the success of the ...
Supermarine Southampton - HistoryOfWar.org
The Supermarine Southampton was the first flying boat designed after the First World War to enter RAF service, and was the first of a series of successful military flying boats designed by Reginald Mitchell.
Supermarine Southampton I [A11] - Australian Military Aviation …
May 5, 2023 · The Supermarine Southampton was a 1920s British flying boat, one of the most successful flying boats of the between-war period. It was a development of the Supermarine Swan, which was used for a 10 passenger service between England and France.
Solent Sky | Southampton | Spitfire Legend
Although we now house many aeroplanes, our core is still the Supermarine Spitfire, which was designed and built in Southampton. Home of the Spitfire Legend and the world's largest flying boat operation. Visit Solent Sky for an exciting family day out!
Solent Sky Museum | Southampton - Mayflower
Southampton is the birthplace of the world’s most famous aeroplane, the Supermarine Spitfire. Solent Sky Aviation Museum depicts the story of 26 aircraft manufacturers who operated in Southampton and Hampshire, producing everything from biplanes to space rockets.
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