Supermarine Scylla

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Scylla
Role	Flying boat Type of aircraft
Manufacturer	Supermarine

The Supermarine Scylla was a 1920s British biplane flying boat built by Supermarine.

Design and development

The Scylla was designed by

Felixstowe F5s.^[1]

See also

Felixstowe F5

Related development

Supermarine Swan

Related lists

Seaplanes and flying boats

References

^ Andrews and Morgan 1987, p.87

Supermarine aircraft

Type
numbers

By role

Racers	S.4 S.5 S.6 S.6B Sea Lion I Sea Lion II Sea Lion III Sea Urchin
Fighters	Attacker Baby Nighthawk Scimitar Seafang Seafire Sea King Spiteful Spitfire Swift Type 224 (F.7/30) Type 312 & 313 (F.37/35) Type 545 Type 559
Bombers	Type 322 (Dumbo) B.12/36
Reconnaissance and patrol	Channel Nanok Scapa Scarab Scylla Seal II Seagull (1921) Seagull ASR-1 Seamew Sea Otter Sheldrake Solent Southampton Stranraer Walrus
Civil	Air Yacht Channel Commercial Amphibian Giant Sea Eagle Sparrow (I & II) Swan

Under contract

Personnel

Designers	R. J. Mitchell Joe Smith
Pilots	Henry Biard Basil Deacon Hobbs Jeffrey Quill Joseph "Mutt" Summers

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