noun
definition
Any aircraft capable of taking off from, and alighting on the surface of water.
Examples of seaplane in a Sentence
In 1921 a seaplane service was started along the Congo river from Stanley Pool to Stanley Falls.
The company built many sea planes including the largest ever metal seaplane The Princess.
On the third day a german seaplane from Norderney rescued them and took them off to captivity.
Bomb dropping experiments began, and in July 1914, a 14 " torpedo was launched from a short seaplane.
In May 1942 she was attacked by a Japanese seaplane off Madras which dropped four bombs before being driven off by accurate antiaircraft fire.
When witness went on the bridge the captain was just jumping overboard to a small seaplane.
On departing your island resort your return seaplane transfer time will be confirmed the day before departure.
This was the first race that Supermarine, and therefore Mitchell, were to compete in with a Sea Lion racing seaplane.
On the third day a German seaplane from Norderney rescued them and took them off to captivity.
Bomb dropping experiments began, and in July 1914, a 14 torpedo was launched from a Short seaplane.
The Admiralty revived the name for a seaplane carrier in 1914.
Reached by a 4-5 hour boat journey from the airport, or a 45 minute scenic seaplane flight.
Getting There Emirates (Heathrow) - Male, onward seaplane transfer.
A chance to view the most complete surviving WWI seaplane base in Britain.
Among the memorabilia you see as you wander around the mansion is the initial 1938 British request for seaplane landing rights in Dubai Creek.
In late 1923, S-1 was modified by the addition of a steel seaplane hangar abaft the conning tower.
We were taking a seaplane to Holiday Island, which has more identical beach bungalows.