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What type of airplane takes off from water?
seaplane (has pontoons instead of wheels)
What special part does a seaplane have for taking off and landing?
pontoons and/or a boat-shaped hull.
How does a seaplane work?
what is it made of
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 nominal cruise speed of about 125-140 MPH.
What is a plane called that goes on water?
A plane that is designed to take off from and land on water is called a seaplane. Seaplanes can be equipped with floats or pontoons to support them on the water's surface. There are also amphibious planes, which can operate both on water and on land.
What is a water plane called?
A water plane is commonly referred to as a "seaplane" or "floatplane." These aircraft are designed to take off and land on water, equipped with floats or pontoons instead of traditional landing gear. Seaplanes are often used for transport, tourism, and accessing remote areas where conventional runways are unavailable.
How does seaplane fly?
w does a seaplane fly and be able to stay iin the air
When was Seaplane Squadron RAAF created?
Seaplane Squadron RAAF was created in 1934.
When did Seaplane Squadron RAAF end?
Seaplane Squadron RAAF ended in 1939.
When was Seaplane Experimental Station created?
Seaplane Experimental Station was created in 1915.
When did Seaplane Experimental Station end?
Seaplane Experimental Station ended in 1919.
How fast does a seaplane go?
The fastest speed of a seaplane is 709 km per hour
