deniz uçağı, su uçağı, deniz uçak, DENİZ UÇAĞI:Denize inip kalkabilmesini sağlamak üzere, deniz üzerinde durmasına yarayan botlarla (floats) teçhiz edilmiş uçak. Kendilerini su üstünde tutan sandal biçiminde gövdeye sahip uçaklara daha doğru olarak, (flyingboat) denir,
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DENİZ UÇAĞI:Denize inip kalkabilmesini sağlamak üzere, deniz üzerinde durmasına yarayan botlarla (floats) teçhiz edilmiş uçak. Kendilerini su üstünde tutan sandal biçiminde gövdeye sahip uçaklara daha doğru olarak, (flyingboat) denir Askeri
plural of seaplane, Any aircraft capable of taking off from, and alighting on the surface of water, an airplane that can land on or take off from water; "the designer of marine aircraft demonstrated his newest hydroplane, plane with special landing gear adapted for taking off and landing at sea, A seaplane is a type of aeroplane that can take off from or land on water. a plane that can take off from and land on a body of water. Aircraft that can land, float, and take off on water. The first practical seaplanes were built and flown in 1911-12 by Glenn H. Curtiss, who developed both the float seaplane, essentially a land plane with pontoons instead of landing wheels, and the flying boat, a boatlike plane that combined a main float and fuselage in a single body. A retractable landing wheel was later added to create an amphibian aircraft. By the late 1920s seaplanes held the speed and range records for aircraft. During the 1940s their utility diminished with the building of long-range land-based airplanes, new airports, and aircraft carriers,
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Any aircraft capable of taking off from, and alighting on the surface of water
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an airplane that can land on or take off from water; "the designer of marine aircraft demonstrated his newest hydroplane
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plane with special landing gear adapted for taking off and landing at sea isim
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A seaplane is a type of aeroplane that can take off from or land on water. a plane that can take off from and land on a body of water. Aircraft that can land, float, and take off on water. The first practical seaplanes were built and flown in 1911-12 by Glenn H. Curtiss, who developed both the float seaplane, essentially a land plane with pontoons instead of landing wheels, and the flying boat, a boatlike plane that combined a main float and fuselage in a single body. A retractable landing wheel was later added to create an amphibian aircraft. By the late 1920s seaplanes held the speed and range records for aircraft. During the 1940s their utility diminished with the building of long-range land-based airplanes, new airports, and aircraft carriers
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