Flying Boats of the world - A Complete Reference

Canadian Flying Boats
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1923
Vickers
Viking
Viking Article
See also the U.K. Vickers listing.

1965
Trident Aircraft Corp.
Trident Amphibian (Tri-Gull)

Trident was founded by Percival Spencer (Seabee) and C.Y. Herbst. Sold to Trident Aircraft Co., Vancouver, B.C. who changed the name to Tri-Gull. Manufacturing was at the Pat Bay (Victoria International) Airport on Vancouver Island in the late 1970s. Last word is that the design is now owned by Viking Air of Victoria.
Lycoming engine: IO-540-M1A5D

1967
Canadian
Canadair / Bombardier CL 215
Canadair CL 215/415

2000
Canadian
Canadair / Bombardier CL 415
Canadair CL 215/415

Canada
Current Model
Squamish, B.C.
SeaStar Homebuild (not quite an Ultralight)
(Brazilian Roots)
www.SeaStarAmphibian.com

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1923 Vickers Viking Viking Article See also the U.K. Vickers listing.
1965 Trident Aircraft Corp. Trident Amphibian (Tri-Gull) Trident was founded by Percival Spencer (Seabee) and C.Y. Herbst. Sold to Trident Aircraft Co., Vancouver, B.C. who changed the name to Tri-Gull. Manufacturing was at the Pat Bay (Victoria International) Airport on Vancouver Island in the late 1970s. Last word is that the design is now owned by Viking Air of Victoria. Lycoming engine: IO-540-M1A5D
1967 Canadian Canadair / Bombardier CL 215 Canadair CL 215/415
2000 Canadian Canadair / Bombardier CL 415 Canadair CL 215/415
Canada Current Model Squamish, B.C. SeaStar Homebuild (not quite an Ultralight) (Brazilian Roots) www.SeaStarAmphibian.com