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What are seaplanes used for?

Answer . \nThey allow use of water as an airport, essentially eliminating the need for runways to be built in remote areas of the world..

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Why were seaplanes made?

Answer . Sea planes are useful because they do not require a runway. They can be landed on any body of water with enough space.

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In DIY Projects

How do you make a paper seaplane model?

Search for 'card models' for listing of paper models, ready to print, cut out and glue together. Fiddeler's Green (http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/) has a lot of neat aircraft mo… (MORE)

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How do seaplanes float?

I am not a 100% sure, but seaplanes push water behind them to go forward.

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In Airplanes and Aircraft

What is a seaplane?

A seaplane is an airplane that can land on and take off from a water surface under its own power. (Many airplanes can land on water, like during an emergency, but cannot take … (MORE)

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In Global Warming

How does a seaplane effect the environment?

It does not effect the environment in a global way, but it has got a small impact on the natural world.

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In Airplanes and Aircraft

What is the average speed of a seaplane?

This is a generalization, but the majority of "seaplanes" are basic, single engine aircraft like Pipers or Beechcrafts with pontoons rather than wheels. Such planes have a nom… (MORE)

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In Airplanes and Aircraft

What are the advantage of a seaplanes?

Seaplanes can be used to access remote areas that are surrounded by water. E.G. Islands, remote parts with rivers and even ships.

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In Grand Theft Auto (video game)

How do you get a seaplane to fly on gta vicecity?

You get a sea plane at the back side of film studio.Go through the back door.

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Where can one get seaplanes for sale?

Seaplanes are on sale from many different stores and retailers. Some examples of stores that have seaplanes for sale include Seaplane Market and Aerotrader.