List of seaplanes and amphibious aircraft
The following is a list of seaplanes and amphibious aircraft, with both types including floatplanes and flying boats. These do not include WIG or 'Wing-In-Ground-effect' craft, also referred to as water-skimming wingships or, in Russian, ekranoplans.
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Australia
- RAAF Experimental Station Widgeon — biplane amphibian (1920s)
Austria-Hungary
- Lohner L — biplane flying boat (1910s)
- Lohner R — photo-reconnaissance biplane flying boat (1910s)
- Lohner S — training biplane flying boat (1910s)
Canada
- Bombardier CL-415 — firefighting, amphibious flying boat, multi-purpose (1993)
- Canadair CL-215 — flying boat, multi-purpose amphibian, firefighting (1967)
- Canadian Vickers Vancouver — transport flying boat (1920s)
- Canadian Vickers Varuna — twin-engined flying boat (1927)
- Canadian Vickers Vedette — three-seat flying boat (1924)
- Canadian Vickers Vista — single-seat flying boat (1927)
- Canadian Vickers Vanessa — four-passenger floatplane (1927)
- Canadian Vickers Velos — survey floatplane (1920s)
- Canadian Vickers Vigil — single-seat observation sesquiplane (1928)
- De Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver — Single radial engine floatplane variant (1947)
- De Havilland Canada DHC-3 Otter — Single gas turbine floatplane variant (1951)
- De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter — Twin gas turbine floatplane variant (1965)
- Fleet 50K Freighter — general utility biplane floatplane version (1930s)
- Fleet 80 Canuck — two-seat touring aircraft floatplane version (1945)
China
- Naval Air Establishment Chiang Hung 1920s
- Harbin SH-5 — People's Republic of China, 1976, Amphibious
Finland
- Eklund TE-1 — single-seat amphibian (1949)
France
- Bellanger-Denhaut 22 (HB.3) - twin-engined bomber/reconnaissance flying-boat (1920s)
- Bernard H.52 - single-seat floatplane fighter (1933)
- Bernard H.110 - single-seat floatplane fighter (1935)
- Bernard H.V.40 - single-seat racing seaplane (1931)
- Bernard H.V.42 - single-seat racing seaplane (1931)
- Bernard H.V.120 - single-seat racing seaplane (1930)
- Bernard H.V.220 - single-seat racing seaplane (unflown)
- Besson H-3 - touring flying boat (1921)
- Besson H-5 - transport flying boat (1920s)
- Besson H-6 - single-seat postal flying boat (1921)
- Besson LB - coastal patrol flying boat (1917)
- Besson MB.26 - two-seat reconnaissance/fighter floatplane (1925)
- Besson MB.35 - two-seat spotter/reconnaissance floatplane (1926)
- Besson MB.36 - transport flying boat (1930)
- Besson MB.410 - shipborne reconnaissance/fighter floatplane (1932)
- Besson MB.411 - shipborne reconnaissance/fighter floatplane (1935)
- Blanchard BB-1 - racing flying boat (1924)
- Blanchard Brd.1 - bomber/reconnaissance flying boat (1922)
- Bleriot-SPAD S.XIV - single-seat fighter seaplane (1917)
- Bleriot 290 - light amphibious flying boat (1931)
- Bleriot 5190 - long-range mail-carrying flying boat (1933)
- Borel Type Bo.11 - two-seat general purpose floatplane (1911)
- Borel-Odier Type Bo-T - torpedo reconnaissance floatplane (1916)
- Borel-Odier Type Bo-C - 10-passenger floatplane (1919)
- Breguet 521 Bizerte - 8-seat long-range maritime flying boat (1933)
- Breguet 522 - re-engined version of Breguet 521 (1930s)
- Breguet 530 Saigon - civil version of the Breguet 521 (1935)
- Breguet 730 - long-range maritime reconnaissance flying boat (1938)
- Breguet 731 - long-range maritime reconnaissance flying boat (1938)
- Breguet 790 Nautilus - coastal patrol flying boat (1939)
- Breguet S.8/2 Calcutta - militarised licenced version of Short Calcutta (1932)
- CAMS 30 - two-seat training flying boat (1922)
- CAMS 31 - single-seat fighter flying boat (1922)
- CAMS 33 - coastal reconnaissance and bombing flying boat (1923)
- CAMS 36 - racing flying boat (1922)
- CAMS 37 - flying boat (1926)
- CAMS 38 - single-seat racing flying boat (1923)
- CAMS 46 - two-seat basic training flying boat (1926)
- CAMS 53 - passenger and mail-carrying flying boat (1928)
- CAMS 55 - maritime reconnaissance and bombing flying boat (1927)
- CAMS 58 - passenger and mail transport flying boat (1931)
- Deperdussin Monocoque
- Dewoitine HD.730 - two-seat observation/scout floatplane (1940)
- Donnet-Denhaut DD.2 - flying boat (1910s)
- Donnet-Denhaut DD.8 - coastal reconnaissance and patrol flying boat (1917)
- Donnet-Denhaut DD.9 - flying boat (1910s)
- Donnet-Denhaut DD.10 - flying boat (1918)
- Donnet-Denhaut HB.2 - two-seat bomber flying boat (1910s)
- Donnet-Leveque - sporting or reconnaissance flying boat (1912)
- Donnet-Leveque Type A - flying boat (1912)
- F.B.A-Leveque - flying boat (1910s)
- F.B.A Type A - coastal patrol flying boat (1913)
- F.B.A Type B - coastal patrol flying boat (1915)
- F.B.A Type C - coastal patrol flying boat (1910s)
- F.B.A Type H - coastal patrol flying boat (1920s)
- F.B.A Type S - coastal patrol flying boat (1917)
- F.B.A Type 10 - reconnaissance amphibian (1922)
- F.B.A Type 11 - training flying boat (1923)
- F.B.A Type 12 - two-seat training flying boat (1920s)
- F.B.A Type 13 - two-seat training flying boat (1920s)
- F.B.A Type 16 - training flying boat (1920s)
- F.B.A Type 17 - two-seat training flying boat (1920s)
- F.B.A Type 19 - two-seat bomber seaplane (1924)
- F.B.A Type 21 - four-passenger commercial amphibious flying boat (1925)
- F.B.A Type 290 - four-seat liaison and VIP transport amphibious flying boat (1930)
- F.B.A Type 310 - three-seat tourer flying boat (1930)
- Fabre Hydravion - experimental floatplane (1910) - also known as Le Canard (the duck), the very first aircraft to take off from water under its own power.
- Farman F.50 - flying boat (1920s)
- Farman F.51 - maritime reconnaissance flying boat (1922)
- Farman F.60 Torp - torpedo carrying floatplane version (1920s)
- Farman F.166 - torpedo bomber floatplane (1928)
- Farman F.167 - torpedo bomber floatplane (1928)
- Farman F.168 - torpedo bomber floatplane (1928)
- Farman F.271 - bomber/torpedo bomber floatplane version (1934)
- Farman NC.470 - six-seat trainer and coastal reconnaissance floatplane (1938)
- Farman NC.471 - six-seat trainer and coastal reconnaissance floatplane (1938)
- Gordou 120 HY - two-seat shipboard observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1930s)
- Gordou-Leseurre GL-710 - 10-passenger flying boat (1934)
- Gordou-Leseurre GL-810 - observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1930)
- Gordou-Leseurre GL-811 - observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1930)
- Gordou-Leseurre GL-812 - observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1930s)
- Gordou-Leseurre GL-813 - observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1930s)
- Gordou-Leseurre GL-820 - observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1930s)
- Gordou-Leseurre GL-821 - observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1930s)
- Gordou-Leseurre GL-830 - two-seat shipboard observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1930s)
- Gordou-Leseurre GL-831 - two-seat shipboard observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1930s)
- Gordou-Leseurre GL-832 - two-seat shipboard observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1930s)
- Gordou-Leseurre L-2 - observation/reconnaissance floatplane (1926)
- Gordon-Leseurre LGL-32 - fighter floatplane version (1930s)
- Gordou-Leseurre M-2 - patrol flying boat (1926)
- Hanriot HD.2 - single-seat fighter floatplane (1918)
- Latécoère 15 - twin-engined floatplane version (1924)
- Latécoère 21 - twin-engined flying boat (1926)
- Latécoère 21 - twin-engined flying boat (1927)
- Latécoère 32 - twin-engined commercial flying boat (1928)
- Latécoère 34 - three-engined commercial flying boat (1930)
- Latécoère 44 - three-seat torpedo-bomber floatplane (1931)
- Latécoère 50 - three-engined flying boat (1931)
- Latécoère 290 - three-seat torpedo-bomber floatplane (1931)
- Latécoère 293 - three-seat torpedo-bomber floatplane (1931)
- Latécoère 294 - three-seat torpedo-bomber floatplane (1931)
- Latécoère 296 - three-seat torpedo-bomber floatplane (1931)
- Latécoère 298 - three-seat torpedo-bomber-reconnaissance seaplane (1936)
- Latécoère 300 - four-engined flying boat (1931)
- Latécoère 301 - four-engined flying boat (1935)
- Latécoère 302 - four-engined long-range maritime reconnaissance flying boat (1936)
- Latécoère 380 - twin-engined three-seat flying boat (1930)
- Latécoère 381 - twin-engined three-seat maritime reconnaissance flying boat (1930)
- Latécoère 501 - three-engined flying boat (1932)
- Latécoère 521 - six-engined prototype large flying boat (1935)
- Latécoère 522 - six-engined commercial large flying boat (1935)
- Latécoère 523 - six-engined military large flying boat (1935)
- Latécoère 550 - four-seat seaplane bomber (1934)
- Latécoère 582 - three-engined long-range patrol flying boat (1935)
- Latécoère 611 - four-engined long-range patrol and bomber flying boat (1939)
- Latécoère 631 - six-engined large commercial flying boat (1942)
- Latham 42 - three-seat bomber flying boat (1924)
- Latham 43 - three-seat bomber flying boat (1924)
- Latham 45 - three-seat biplane flying boat (1920s)
- Latham 47 - twin-engined long-range flying boat (1928)
- Latham 230 - two-seat biplane seaplane (1920s)
- Latham C-1 - biplane flying boat (1923)
- Latham HB.5 - four-engined flying boat (1921)
- Latham L-1 - single-seat racing flying boat (1923)
- Latham L-2 - single-seat racing flying boat (1923)
- Levasseur PL 14 - torpedo/bomber/reconnaissance floatplane (1929)
- Levasseur PL 15 - torpedo/bomber/reconnaissance floatplane (1929)
- Levasseur PL 200 - three-seat reconnaissance floatplane (1935)
- Levy G.L.40 - coastal patrol flying boat (1917)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-10 - reconnaissance floatplane (1922)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-13 - twin-engined flying boat (1922)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-10 - three-engined 12-passenger flying boat (1926)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-18 - two-seat flying boat (1928)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-22 - mailplane flying boat (1931)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-23 - single-engined coastal patrol amphibious flying boat (1930)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-24 - 10-passenger commercial flying boat (1929)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-25 - five-seat torpedo bomber reconnaissance floatplane (1928)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-27 - long-range mail carrying flying boat (1930)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-43 - reconnaissance floatplane (1934)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-46 - long-range maritime bomber/reconnaissance floatplane (1936)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-47 - commercial passenger/mail flying boat (1936)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-190 - seven-seat flying boat (1926)
- Lioré-et-Olivier H-246 - four-engined transport flying boat (1937)
- LISA Akoya - Two-seat hydrofoil ultralight (2011)
- Loire 50 - communication flying boat (1931)
- Loire 60 - three-engined liaison/communication flying boat (1932)
- Loire 70 - eight-seat long-range reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1933)
- Loire 102 Bretagne - passenger/mail flying boat (1936)
- Loire 130 - three-seat general purposes flying boat (1934)
- Loire 210 - catapult-launched fighter seaplane (1935)
- Loire-Nieuport LN.10 - twin engine floatplane (1939)
- Nieuport IV.H - twin-float racing version (1912)
- Nieuport VI.H - twin-float racing version (1913)
- Nieuport X.H - twin-float racing version (1913)
- Nieuport-Delage Ni-D 29 H - twin-float racing version for Schneider Race (1919)
- Nieuport-Delage Ni-D 43 - seaplane fighter (1925)
- Nieuport-Delage Ni-D 450 - twin-float racing seaplane (1930)
- Nieuport-Delage Ni-D 650 - twin-float racing seaplane (1931)
- Nieuport-Delage Ni-D 651 - twin-float racing seaplane (1931)
- Nieuport-Delage Ni-D 652 - twin-float racing seaplane (1931)
- Nord 1400 Noroit - maritime reconnaissance and air-sea rescue flying boat (1949)
- Nord 1401 Noroit - maritime reconnaissance and air-sea rescue flying boat (1949)
- Nord 1402 Noroit - maritime reconnaissance and air-sea rescue flying boat (1949)
- Potez 141 - four-engined maritime reconnaissance flying boat (1938)
- Potez 160 - experimental six-engined flying boat (1930s)
- Potez 450 - seaplane catapult fighter (1932)
- SCAN 20 - flying boat trainer (1945)
- SNCAO 30 - flying boat trainer (1938)
- SNCASE SE-400 - coastal patrol floatplane (1939)
Germany
- Albatros W.4 - single-seat floatplane fighter (1916)
- Albatros W.8 - two-seat floatpane (1918)
- Arado Ar 95 - two-seat coastal patrol and light attack floatplane (1937)
- Arado Ar 196 - two-seat shipboard and coastal patrol floatplane (1937)
- Arado Ar 231 - single-seat reconnaissance floatplane (1941)
- Arado W II - two-seat seaplane trainer (1928)
- Blohm & Voss BV 138 - reconnaissance flying boat (1937)
- Blohm & Voss BV 222 - long-range transport/maritime reconnaissance and patrol flying boat (1940)
- Blohm & Voss BV 238 - long-range multi-role flying boat (1945) - heaviest aircraft of World War II
- Blohm & Voss Ha 139 - long-range mail, mine-sweeping and reconnaissance floatplane (1936)
- Caspar U.1 - submarine-launched patrol floatplane (1922)
- Claude Dornier Sea Star - 1986, amphibious
- Dornier Delphin - commercial flying boat (1920)
- Dornier Do 12
- Dornier Do 16 - 'The Whale' commercial flyingboat (1923)
- Dornier Do 18 - four-seat coastal reconnaissance flying boat (1935)
- Dornier Do 22 - three-seat utility floatplane (1938)
- Dornier Do 24 - three-engined maritime patrol/search and rescue flying boat (1937)
- Dornier Do 26 - transatlantic mail or coastal patrol flying boat (1938)
- Dornier Do J Wal - twin-engined commercial flying boat (1922)
- Dornier Do D - torpedo bomber floatplane (1924)
- Dornier Do X - transoceanic flying boat (1929) - largest plane of its time (1930s) (Built in Switzerland and Italy)
- Dornier S-Ray 007 - two-seat amphibian flying boat (2007)
- Friedrichshafen FF.29 - two-seat floatplane (1910s)
- Friedrichshafen FF.31 - floatplane (1910s)
- Friedrichshafen FF.33 - reconnaissance floatplane (1914)
- Friedrichshafen FF.34 - floatplane (1910s)
- Friedrichshafen FF.35 - torpedo bomber floatplane (1916)
- Friedrichshafen FF.37 - floatplane (1910s)
- Friedrichshafen FF.39 - reconnaissance floatplane (1910s)
- Friedrichshafen FF.40 - floatplane (1910s)
- Friedrichshafen FF.41 - torpedo bomber floatplane (1916)
- Friedrichshafen FF.43 - single seat fighter floatplane (1916)
- Friedrichshafen FF.44 - floatplane (1910s)
- Friedrichshafen FF.48 - floatplane (1910s)
- Friedrichshafen FF.49 - reconnaissance floatplane (1910s)
- Friedrichshafen FF.53 - torpedo bomber floatplane (1910s)
- Friedrichshafen FF.59 - reconnaissance floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 1 - coastal patrol floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 2 - coastal patrol floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 3 - fighter floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 5 - floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 7 - floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 9 - floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 11 - floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 12 - floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 13 - twin-engined torpedo bomber floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 14 - torpedo bomber floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 15 - floatplanes (1910s)
- Gotha WD 20 - long-range reconnaissance floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 22 - long-range patrol reconnaissance floatplane (1910s)
- Gotha WD 27 - long-range bomber/patrol floatplane (1910s)
- Hansa-Brandenburg CC - Fighter flying boat (1916)
- Hansa-Brandenburg GDW - torpedo bomber floatplane (1910s)
- Hansa-Brandenburg GNW - patrol floatplane (1914)
- Hansa-Brandenburg GW - torpedo bomber floatplane (1916)
- Hansa-Brandenburg KDW - single-seat fighter/scout seaplane (1910s)
- Hansa-Brandenburg NW - patrol floatplane (1910s)
- Hansa-Brandenburg W - patrol floatplane (1914)
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.11 - single-seat fighter/scout seaplane (1910s)
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.12 - fighter seaplane (1917)
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.19 - fighter seaplane (1910s)
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.20 - submarine-borne single-seat reconnaissance flying boat (1910s)
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.25 - single-seat fighter/scout seaplane (1910s)
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.27 - fighter seaplane (1910s)
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.29 - two-seat fighter seaplane (1918)
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.32 - fighter seaplane (1910s)
- Hansa-Brandenburg W.33 - two-seat fighter seaplane (1918)
- Heinkel He 1 - floatplane (1923)
- Heinkel He 2 - floatplane (1920s)
- Heinkel He 3 - floatplane or landplane (1920s)
- Heinkel He 4 - floatplane (1926)
- Heinkel He 5 - floatplane (1926)
- Heinkel He 8 - floatplane (1927)
- Heinkel He 9 - floatplane (1928)
- Heinkel He 12 - floatplane (1920s)
- Heinkel He 14 - torpedo-carrying floatplane (1925)
- Heinkel He 18 - floatplane (1920s)
- Heinkel He 24 - seaplane trainer (1920s)
- Heinkel He 25 - floatplane (1925)
- Heinkel He 26 - floatplane (1925)
- Heinkel He 31 - floatplane (1927)
- Heinkel He 42 - seaplane trainer (1931)
- Heinkel He 55 - reconnaissance flying boat (1929)
- Heinkel He 56 - floatplane (1920s)
- Heinkel He 57 - amphibian (1929)
- Heinkel He 58 - floatplane (1920s)
- Heinkel He 59 - reconnaissance bomber floatplane (1931)
- Heinkel He 60 - reconnaissance floatplane (1933)
- Heinkel He 62 - floatplane (1920s)
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- Heinkel He 115 - coastal reconnaissance floatplane (1936)
- Heinkel He 119 - high-speed reconnaissance floatplane version (1936)
- L.F.G Stralsund V19 - supermarine-based floatplane (1910s)
- L.F.G W - floatplane (1910s)
- L.F.G WD - floatplane (1910s)
- Lübeck-Travemünde F.1 - floatplane (1910s)
- Lübeck-Travemünde F.2 - floatplane (1910s)
- Lübeck-Travemünde F.4 - floatplane (1910s)
- Rohrbach Ro II - flying boat (1920s)
- Rohrbach Ro III - flying boat (1920s)
- Rohrbach Ro IV - flying boat (1920s)
- Rohrbach Ro V Rocco - twin-engined 10-passenger flying boat (1927)
- Rohrbach Ro VI Robbe - flying boat (1920s)
- Rohrbach Ro X Romar - long-range commercial flying boat (1930s)
- Rumpler 4B 11 - reconnaissance floatplane (1910s)
- Rumpler 4B 12 - reconnaissance floatplane (1910s)
- Sablatnig SF 1 - two-seat floatplane (1910s)
- Sablatnig SF 2 - two-seat floatplane (1910s)
- Sablatnig SF 3 - two-seat fighter floatplane (1910s)
- Sablatnig SF 4 - single-seat fighter floatplane (1910s)
- Sablatnig SF 5 - two-seat reconnaissance floatplane (1917)
- Sablatnig SF 7 - fighter floatplane (1910s)
- Sablatnig SF 8 - trainer floatplane (1910s)
Italy
- Bastianelli P.R.B. - transport flying boat (1921)
- CANT 6 - maritime patrol flying boat (1925)
- CANT 7 - trainer flying boat (1924)
- CANT 10 - airliner flying boat (1925)
- CANT 18 - trainer flying boat (1926)
- CANT 22 - airliner flying boat (1927)
- CANT 25 - fighter flying boat (1927)
- CANT Z.501 - reconnaissance bomber flying boat (1934)
- CANT Z.506 - reconnaissance bomber and rescue floatplane (1935)
- CANT Z.508 - heavy bomber floatplane (1936)
- CANT Z.509 - transport floatplane (1937)
- CANT Z.511 - long-range passenger and mail floatplane (1943)
- Caproni Ca.39 - proposed bomber seaplane (late 1910s)
- Caproni Ca.43 - bomber floatplane prototype (late 1910s)
- Caproni Ca.47 - bomber seaplane (late 1910s)
- Caproni Ca.49 - proposed airliner seaplane (1919)
- Caproni Ca.60 - airliner flying boat (1921)
- Caproni Ca.310 Idro - civil twin-float seaplane (1930s)
- Caproni Ca.316 - maritime reconnaissance floatplane
- Fiat CR.20 Idro - single seat fighter floatplane version (1930s)
- Fiat RS.14 - long-range maritime reconnaissance floatplane (1939)
- Macchi L.1 - biplane flying boat (1910s)
- Macchi L.2 - biplane flying boat (1916)
- Macchi M.3 - two/three-seat flying boat (1916)
- Macchi M.4 - flying boat (1917)
- Macchi M.5 - fighter flying boat (1917)
- Macchi M.6 - fighter flying boat (1917)
- Macchi M.7 - fighter flying boat (1918)
- Macchi M.8 - reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1917)
- Macchi M.9 - reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1918)
- Macchi M.12 - reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1918)
- Macchi M.17 - racing seaplane (1919)
- Macchi M.18 - three-seat reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1928)
- Macchi M.19 - racing flying boat (1920)
- Macchi M.24 - three-seat reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1923)
- Macchi M.26 - fighter flying boat (1924)
- Macchi M.33 - racing flying boat (1925)
- Macchi M.39 - racing seaplane (1926)
- Macchi M.40 - catapult-launched reconnaissance seaplane (1928)
- Macchi M.41 - fighter flying boat (1927)
- Macchi M.52 - racing seaplane (1927)
- Macchi M.53 - reconnaissance seaplane (1928)
- Macchi M.67 - racing seaplane (1928)
- Macchi M.70 - light biplane floatplane (ca. 1929)
- Macchi M.71 - fighter flying boat (1930)
- Macchi MC.72 - racing seaplane (1931)
- Maachi MC.73 Idro - training biplane - floatplane version (1931)
- Macchi MC.77 - two-seat maritime reconnaissance flying boat (1935)
- Macchi MC.94 - passenger flying boat (1930s)
- Macchi MC.99 - military flying boat (1937)
- Macchi MC.100 - three-engined passenger flying boat (1939)
- Militi M.B.1 - single-seat homebuilt flying boat glider (1967)
- Militi M.B.2 Leonardo single-seat powered homebuilt flying boat glider (1970)
- Nardi F.N.333 Riviera - light amphibious flying boat (1952)
- Piaggio P.6 - catapult-launched seaplane (1927)
- Piaggio P.6bis - catapult-launched flying boat (1927)
- Piaggio P.7 - unflown racing hydrofoil seaplane (1929)
- Piaggio P.8 - single-seat floatplane (1928)
- Piaggio P.136 - "Royal Gull" five-seat amphibious (1948)
- Polaris AM-FIB - two seat amphibious microlight flying boat (1986)
- SIAI S.8 - two-seat reconnaissance flying boat (1917)
- SIAI S.9 - reconnaissance flying boat (1918)
- SIAI S.12 - reconnaissance bomber flying boat (1918)
- SIAI S.13 - reconnaissance and fighter flying boat (1919)
- SIAI S.16 - passenger or bomber-reconnaissance flying boat (1919)
- SIAI S.17 - racing seaplane (1920)
- SIAI S.19 - racing seaplane (1920)
- SIAI S.21 - racing flying boat (1921)
- SIAI S.22 - twin-engined racing flying boat (1921)
- SIAI S.51 - racing seaplane (1922)
- SIAI S.58 - fighter flying boat prototype (1924)
- SIAI S.67 - fighter flying boat (1930)
- Savoia-Marchetti S.55 - long-range bomber reconnaissance flying boat (1920s)
- Savoia-Marchetti S.56 - three-seat tourer/trainer amphibious flying boat (1924)
- Savoia-Marchetti S.57 - reconnaissance flying boat (1923)
- Savoia-Marchetti S.59 - reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1925)
- Savoia-Marchetti SM.62 - four-seat reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1926)
- Savoia-Marchetti S.65 - racing seaplane (1929)
- Savoia-Marchetti S.66 - three-engined 22-passenger flying boat (1931)
- Savoia-Marchetti SM.87 - three-engined passenger floatplane (1939)
Japan
- Aichi AB-6 - prototype single-engined reconnaissance floatplane (1933)
- Aichi E11A - night reconnaissance flying boat Laura (1937)
- Aichi E13A - long-range reconnaissance floatplane Jake (1938)
- Aichi E16A Zuiun - long-range reconnaissance floatplane Paul (1942)
- Aichi H9A - twin-engined training flying boat (1940)
- Aichi M6A Seiran - submarine-borne attack aircraft (1943)
- Hiro H1H - maritime reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1920s)
- Hiro H2H - maritime reconnaissance biplane flying boat (1930)
- Hiro H4H - maritime reconnaissance/bomber flying boat (1931)
- Kawanishi E5K1 - medium-range reconnaissance seaplane (1931)
- Kawanishi E7K - three-seat reconnaissance floatplane (1933)
- Kawanishi E15K Shiun - reconnaissance seaplane (1941)
- Kawanishi H3K - long-range flying boat (1931)
- Kawanishi H6K - long-range maritime reconnaissance/bomber flying boat Mavis (1936)
- Kawanishi H8K - long-range bomber/reconnaissance flying boat Emily (1940)
- Kawanishi K-7 - commercial transport floatplane (1924)
- Kawanishi K8K1 - training seaplane (1938)
- Kawanishi N1K1 Kyofu - floatplane fighter Rex (1942)
- Mitsubishi F1M - two-seat patrol/reconnaissance floatplane Pete (1936)
- Nakajima A6M2-N - interceptor/fighter-bomber floatplane Rufe (1942)
- Nakajima E2N - reconnaissance floatplane (1929)
- Nakajima E4N - reconnaissance floatplane (1930)
- Nakajima E8N - two-seat reconnaissance floatplane Dave (1934)
- ShinMaywa UF-XS, US-Japan, 1962
- ShinMaywa PS-1 - 1967, ASW flying boat
- ShinMaywa US-1A - 1974, Search & rescue flying boat
- ShinMaywa US-2 - 2007, Search & rescue flying boat
- Watanabe E9W - reconnaissance seaplane Slim (1934)
- Watanabe K6W1 - trainer floatplane (1937)
- Watanabe K8W1 - trainer floatplane (1938)
- Watanabe WS-103S - reconnaissance seaplane (1938)
- Yokosuka E1Y1 - reconnaissance seaplane (1920s)
- Yokosuka E6Y1 light reconnaissance seaplane (1920s)
- Yokosuka E14Y - small reconnaissance floatplane (1930s)
- Yokosuka H5Y1 - twin-engined flying boat (1936)
- Yokosuka K1Y - training seaplane (1924)
- Yokosuka K4Y - primary trainer seaplane (1930)
- Yokosuka K5Y1 - intermediate trainer seaplane Willow (1930s)
- Yokosuka Igo-Ko - training floatplane (1910s)
- Yokosuka Ro-go Ko-gata - two-seat reconnaissance floatplane (1910s)
Norway
- Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.1 - two-seat reconnaissance seaplane (1915)
- Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.2 - two-seat reconnaissance seaplane (1916)
- Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.3 - two-seat reconnaissance seaplane (1917)
- Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.4 - two-seat trainer seaplane (1918)
- Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.8 - trainer seaplane (1920s)
- Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.9 - fighter seaplane (1925)
- Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.10 - advanced training seaplane (1930s)
- Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.11 - three-seat reconnaissance seaplane (1930s)
- Marinens Flyvebaatfabrikk M.F.12 - training seaplane (1930s)
Netherlands
- Fokker C.VII-W - two-seat light reconnaissance/training floatplane (1928)
- Fokker C.VIII-W - three-seat reconnaissance floatplane (1928)
- Fokker C.XI-W - two-seat reconnaissance seaplane (1935)
- Fokker C.XIV-W - two-seat training/reconnaissance floatplane (1937)
- Fokker T.II - three-seat bombing torpedo floatplane (1921)
- Fokker T.III - floatplane (1920s)
- Fokker T.IV - four-seat torpedo bomber/reconnaissance floatplane (1927)
- Fokker T.VIII-W - three-seat torpedo bomber/reconnaissance floatplane (1939)
Poland
- Plage & Laskiewicz R-VIII bis - coastal reconnaissance floatplane (1930s)
- Plage & Laskiewicz R-XIII bis/hydro, R-XIII ter/hydro, R-XIIIG - reconnaissance floatplanes (1930s)
Romania
- RAS-1 Getta - three-seat flying boat for training (1925)
- IAR 818 H - single-engined utility float plane (1964)
- SET 7H - single-engined reconnaissance float plane (1935)
- S.T.C.-Savoia S.62bis - four-seat flying boat (1938)
Russia, CIS, USSR
- Beriev A-40 Albatross - world's largest, only 3 examples
- Beriev Be-6, USSR, maritime reconnaissance and bombing flying boat (1947)
- Beriev Be-8, USSR, utility amphibious flying boat, one with hydrofoils, on landing gear struts (1947)
- Beriev Be-10, USSR, jet-powered maritime patrol/reconnaissance flying boat (1961)
- Beriev Be-12 "Chayka", USSR, maritime patrol amphibian (1963)
- Beriev Be-40, Russia, 1986, Fan jet amphibious
- Beriev Be-103, Russia, 2001, amphibious, 6 passenger, twin engine (reciprocating) swept-wing
- Beriev Be-112, Russia, 1990s?, amphibious
- Beriev Be-200, Russia, 1998, amphibious
- Beriev KOR-1 (Be-2), USSR, two-seat reconnaissance floatplane (1935)
- Beriev KOR-2 (Be-4), USSR, two-seat reconnaissance flying boat (1940)
- Beriev MBR-2, USSR, short-range reconnaissance/bombing flying boat (1932)
- Beriev MBR-7, USSR, short-range reconnaissance/bombing flying boat
- Beriev MDR-5, USSR, long-range maritime reconnaissance/bombing flying boat (1937)
- Beriev R-1, USSR, experimental jet-powered bombing/reconnaissance flying boat (1952)
- Chetverikov MDR-6 (Che-2), USSR, three-seat coastal reconnaissance flying boat (1939)
- Chetverikov OSGA-101, USSR, three-seat experimental amphibian (1934)
- Chetverikov SPL, USSR, two-seat submarine-borne reconnaissance flying boat (1935)
- Chetverikov TA-1, USSR, 10-seat light utility amphibian (1947)
- Che-22 Korvet, Russia, 2 seat civilian microlight home built aircraft (1993); see variant VNS-41 Aircraft (2003-2005)
- Grigorovich GASN, Russia, large torpedo bomber floatplane (1917)
- Grigorovich M-1, Russia, two-seat flying boat (1913)
- Grigorovich M-2, Russia, flying boat (1914)
- Grigorovich M-3, Russia, flying boat (1914)
- Grigorovich M-4, Russia, single-engined training or reconnaissance flying boat (1914)
- Grigorovich M-5, Russia, single-engined training or reconnaissance flying boat (1915)
- Grigorovich M-6, Russia, prototype flying boat (1910s)
- Grigorovich M-7, Russia, prototype flying boat (1910s)
- Grigorovich M-8, Russia, prototype flying boat (1910s)
- Grigorovich M-9, Russia, single-engined training or reconnaissance flying boat (1915)
- Grigorovich M-10, Russia, single-engined training or reconnaissance flying boat (1916)
- Grigorovich M-11, Russia, fighter flying boat (1916)
- Grigorovich M-12, Russia, fighter flying boat (1910s)
- Grigorovich M-15, Russia, reconnaissance flying boat (1916)
- Grigorovich M-16, Russia, reconnaissance floatplane (1916)
- Grigorovich M-19, USSR, single-engined training or reconnaissance flying boat (1918)
- Grigorovich M-20, Russia, single-engined training or reconnaissance flying boat (1916)
- Grigorovich M-23bis, USSR, single-engined training or reconnaissance flying boat (1924)
- Grigorovich M-24, USSR, coastal reconnaissance flying boat (1922)
- Grigorovich M-24bis, USSR, coastal reconnaissance flying boat (1920s)
- Grigorovich MK-1, Russia, seaplane cruiser (1916)
- GST, USSR, 1939 based on Consolidated PBY Catalina (US)
- Shavrov Sh-1 - general-purpose amphibious flying boat (1929)
- Shavrov Sh-2 - general-purpose amphibious flying boat (1930)
- Shavrov Sh-3 - light transport amphibious flying boat (1936)
- Shavrov Sh-5 - twin-engined survey amphibious flying boat (1934)
- Shavrov Sh-7 - amphibious flying boat (1940)
Ukraine
- Aeroprakt A-24 Viking three-seat light sport amphibian
United Kingdom
- AD Flying Boat — two-seat patrol/reconnaissance flying boat (1915)
- AD Navyplane
- AD Type 1000 — biplane floatplane torpedo-bomber (1915)
- Airspeed AS.30 Queen Wasp — pilotless target floatplane (1937)
- Avro Type D — two-seat biplane floatplane (1911)
- Blackburn B-20 — reconnaissance flying boat (1940)
- Blackburn Iris — five-seat long-range reconnaissance flying boat (1926)
- Blackburn Nautilus (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)
- English Electric Ayr — three-seat coastal patrol flying boat (1924)
- English Electric Kingston — reconnaissance flying boat (1924)
- Fairey III — spotter/reconnaissance floatplane (1918)
- Fairey Flycatcher — single-seat fighter floatplane (1922)
- Fairey Fremantle — long-range reconnaissance biplane floatplane (1924)
- Fairey N.4 — five-seat long-range 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 Seafox — two-seat spotter reconnaissance seaplane (1936)
- 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.5 — biplane reconnaissance flying boat (1918)
- Felixstowe Fury — long-range triplane patrol flying boat (1918-1919)
- 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)
- 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)
- 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)
- 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)
United States
- Aeromarine 39A - two-seat training floatplane (1917)
- Aeromarine 39B - two-seat training floatplane (1917)
- Aeromarine 40F - two-seat flying boat trainer (1918)
- Aeromarine 75 - 12-passenger commercial flying boat (1920s)
- Aeromarine 700 - experimental floatplane (1917)
- Aeromarine AS-1 - prototype two-seat seaplane scout (1920s)
- Aeromarine AS-2 - two-seat seaplane scout (1920s)
- Aquaflight AquaI Model W-6 - light passenger/cargo amphibian (1946)
- Bellanca Model 77-320 - three-seat bomber/transport seaplane (1930s)
- Benoist Air-Boat - lightweight two-seat flying boat (1913)
- Boeing Model 1 - two-seat floatplane (1916)
- Boeing Model 2 - two-seat floatplane (1917)
- Boeing Model 3 - two-seat floatplane (1917)
- Boeing Model 5 - two-seat floatplane (1918)
- Boeing Model 50 - long-range flying boat (1924)
- Boeing Model 314 Clipper - long-range flying boat transport (1939)
- Boeing Model 344 (XPBB Sea Ranger) - very long-range maritime bomber/reconnaissance flying boat (1942)
- Boeing Model 451 (L-15 Scout) - two-seat liaison/observation floatplane (1946)
- Budd BB-1 Pioneer - based on the Italian S-56 (1931)
- Colonial Skimmer - model C-1 and C-2 were both 2-person flying boats (early 1960s)
- Consolidated PBY Catalina - long-range maritime patrol-bomber amphibious flying boat (1935)
- Consolidated Commodore - 22-passenger commercial flying boat (1930) - tourist flights to Caribbean, Rio in early 30s
- Consolidated PB2Y Coronado - long-range flying boat bomber (1937)
- Consolidated NY-1 - two-seat primary training floatplane (1926)
- Consolidated P2Y - five-seat patrol flying boat (1929)
- Consolidated XP4Y - long-range maritime patrol flying boat (1939)
- Convair F2Y Sea Dart - hydro-ski seaplane fighter prototype (1953)
- Convair R3Y Tradewind - heavy transport turboprop flying boat (1950)
- Curtiss Model 2 - reconnaissance biplane floatplane (1915)
- Curtiss Model 5 (N-9) - single-engined floatplane trainer (1916)
- Curtiss Model 6 (H-12) - maritime reconnaissance and bombing flying boat (1916)
- Curtiss Model 6 (H-16) - maritime reconnaissance and bombing flying boat (1917)
- Curtiss Model 8 (HS-1) - single-engined coastal patrol flying boat (1917)
- Curtiss NC - long-range flying boat (1919)
- Curtiss Model 71 (SOC Seagull) - two-seat scout observation floatplane (1934)
- Curtiss Model 97 (SC Seahawk) - single seat scout or ASW floatplane (1944)
- Dayton-Wright FP.2 - twin-float forest patrol aircraft (1922)
- Douglas DF - commercial long-range flying boat (1930s)
- Douglas DF-151
- Douglas DF-195
- Douglas HXD
- Douglas Dolphin - staff transport and observation amphibian (1930s)
- Douglas DT - two-seat torpedo-bomber (1921)
- Douglas DWC - long-range aircraft (1923)
- Douglas PD - maritime patrol flying boat (1929)
- Douglas T2D - torpedo bomber biplane floatplane (1927)
- Douglas Sinbad - flying boat (1930)
- Edo OSE-1 - single-seat multirole floatplane (1946)
- Elias EM - biplane floatplane (1922)
- Elias EO - biplane floatplane (1922)
- Fairchild 91 - amphibious flying boat (1935)
- Fairchild F-11 Husky - floatplane (1946)
- Fleetwings Seabird - five-seat amphibian (1937)
- General Aviation PJ-1 - patrol/reconnaissance flying boat (1931)
- Goodyear GA-2 Duck - three-seat light amphibian (1944)
- Goodyear GA-22 Drake - four-seat light amphibian (1950)
- Grumman Duck - utility amphibian (1933)
- Grumman G-21 Goose - light amphibious transport (1937)
- Grumman G-44 Widgeon - five-seat light transport or coastal/anti-submarine amphibian (1940)
- Grumman G-73 Mallard - amphibious flying boat (1946)
- Grumman G-73T Mallard - amphibious flying boat - turboprops, 17 passengers (1970)
- Grumman HU-16_G-111 Albatross - amphibious flying boat - designed for military use (maritime surveillance, anti-submarine, cargo resupply), US FAA certified for commercial (28 passengers) and cargo (1947-1980)
- Hall Air Boat - biplane flying boat
- Hall PH - patrol/rescue flying boat (1931)
- Huff-Daland HN - training floatplane (1920s)
- Hughes H-4 Hercules - ("Spruce Goose") prototype large military transport flying boat (1947)
- ICON A5 - light sport amphibious plane (2011 projected)
- Keystone Air Yacht - eight-seat biplane amphibian (1930)
- Keystone-Loening K-84 "Commuter" "Duck"
- Lake LA-4 series - LA-4, LA-4-200, LA-4-200EP, LA-250, and LA-270T, 4- and 6-passenger flying boats
- Loening 1911 monoplane flying boat
- Loening 1917
- Loening Air Yacht 1922
- Loening S-1 (Air Yacht 1922)
- Loening Air Yacht 1928
- Loening Amphibian 1923
- Loening C-1
- Loening C-2
- Loening C-4
- Loening C-5
- Loening C-6
- Loening Duckling 1918
- Loening Duckling 1929
- Loening HL
- Loening LS
- Loening M-1
- Loening M-2
- Loening M-3
- Loening Monoduck
- Loening OL
- Loening O2L
- Loening O-10
- Loening OA-1
- Loening COA-1
- Loening OA-2
- Loening S2L
- Loening SL
- Martin 130 China Clipper four-engined long-range transport flying boat (1935) {China Clipper; Hawaii Clipper; Philippine Clipper}
- Martin 156 - four-engined long-range transport flying boat (1930s)(Russian clipper)
- Martin 170 Mars - long-range transport flying boat (1942)
- Martin PBM Mariner - twin-engined patrol flying boat (1939)
- Martin P2M - three-engined prototype patrol flying boat (1920s)
- Martin P3M - twin-engined patrol flying boat (1920s)
- Martin P5M Marlin - twin-engined patrol flying boat (1948)
- Martin P6M SeaMaster - four-engined turbo-jet multi-role flying boat (1955)
- Naval Aircraft Factory N3N Canary - two-seat primary trainer floatplane version (1935)
- Naval Aircraft Factory PN - patrol flying boat (1920s)
- Naval Aircraft Factory PT - torpedo bomber floatplane (1920s)
- Naval Aircraft Factory TF - three-seat fighter flying boat (1920s)
- Naval Aircraft Factory TG - gunnery trainer floatplane (1922)
- Naval Aircraft Factory TR-2 - single-seat racing and training floatplane (1923)
- Naval Aircraft Factory TS - single-seat fighter floatplane (1920s)
- Northrop N-3PB - single-engined patrol bomber floatplane (1940)
- Progressive Aerodyne Searey - two seat experimental amphibious flying boat kitplane (1990s-present)
- Republic RC-1 - three-seat prototype amphibian (1945)
- Republic RC-3 Seabee - four-seat amphibian (1945)
- Rocheville Arctic Tern - 1932 prototype, one built, a.k.a. EMSCO Arctic Tern, NR221Y
- Seawind 300C - Single engine amphibious flying boat
- SeaDragon - The First All-Composite Amphibious Aircraft Built for the Light-Sport Category.
- Sikorsky S-34 - 6-seat twin-engined amphibian (1920s)
- Sikorsky S-36 - 8-seat two-engine flying boat (1920s)
- Sikorsky S-38 - 8-seat two-engine flying boat (1928)
- Sikorsky S-39 - five-seat single-engine variant of S-38 (1920s)
- Sikorsky S-40 - 28-passenger flying boat (1931)
- Sikorsky S-42 - four-engine flying boat (1934)
- Sikorsky S-43 - two-engine version of S-41 (1935)
- Sikorsky VS-44 Excalibur - four-engine commercial flying boat (1937)
- Stearman XOSS - two-seat observation floatplane prototype (1938)
- Sun Lake Aircraft - range of light amphibious aircraft
- Thurston Teal - two-seat lightweight amphibian (1960s)
- Verville Beta Flying Boat - experimental flying boat from Detroit (1916)
- Verville Gamma S Floatplane - experimental floatplane from Detroit (1916)
- Volmer VJ-22 Sportsman - homebuilt amphibious flying boat (1958)
- Vought OS2U Kingfisher - two-seat observation floatplane (1938)
- Vought XSO2U - two-seat scout floatplane prototype (1939)
- Wilson Global Explorer[1]
Vietnam
- VNS-41 Aircraft (2003-2005) - based on Che-22 Korvet (1993)
Yugoslavia
- Aero 2H - two-seat primary trainer floatplane (1946)
- Ikarus SM - biplane flying boat (1920s)
- Ikarus IM - reconnaissance flying boat (1920s)
- Ikarus IO - reconnaissance flying boat (1927)
- Ikarus Kurir H - reconnaissance and utility floatplane (1957)
- Fizir AF-2 - flying boat (1933)
- Fizir F1M - two-seat reconnaissance floatplane (1930)
- Fizir FN-H - two-seat training floatplane (1931)
- Rogozarski PVT - two-seat advanced trainer floatplane (1934)
- Rogozarski SIM-XII-H - primary trainer floatplane (1936)
- Rogozarski SIM-XIV-H - coastal reconnaissance floatplane (1940)
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