If It Can Fly, It Can Float!!!

Lucky13 · Jan 5, 2014

Always been a fan of the Sikorsky S-38/41.....

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Jan 5, 2014

I'd never seen one that I know of until these recent posts. Interesting craft.

ccheese · Jan 5, 2014

Let's not forget the Aichi "Jake"....

Charles

Njaco · Jan 5, 2014

A Fokker T-VIIIW seaplane of No. 320 (Dutch) Squadron RAF, attended by Dutch Naval groundcrew, being taken down to the water on a carrier at Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire.

Fokker T-VIIIW, AV961, of No. 320 (Dutch) Squadron RAF based at Pembroke dock, Pembrokeshire, taxiing out into Milford Haven for take-off.

A Fokker T-VIIIW seaplane of No. 320 (Dutch) Squadron RAF setting off on convoy patrol after taking off from Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire.

GrauGeist · Jan 5, 2014

That Fokker Seaplane wasn't a very common sight, any idea how many were produced?

If I had the extra cash (note: laughter begins at the word extra), I would certainly consider this little beauty:

A 2007 Progressive-Aerodyne SeaRey. Saw this at the local airfield (Benton O85) a few years ago

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Jan 5, 2014

There was a red one that showed up at Mountain Empire airport about 4 years ago Dave. Neat little aircraft.

Njaco · Jan 8, 2014

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Jan 8, 2014

Second and third photos, what the names and models of these?

Njaco · Jan 8, 2014

2nd: Northrop N3P-B
3rd: Fairchild 91

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Jan 8, 2014

Thank you sir. Very interesting craft.

Vic Balshaw · Jan 8, 2014

Adding to the collection, the last two seaplane photographs from my little collection, both from the Blackburn school, a Singapore and a Perth. Both in Malta during 1933.