Supermarine Swan
The Supermarine Swan was designed as an experimental wooden twin-engined biplane amphibian aircraft, as a replacement for the Royal Air Force’s Felixstowe F5s.
First flown on 25 March 1924 (as serial N175), the Swan was powered by two 350 hp (261 kW) Rolls-Royce Eagle IX engines. It was re-engined with two 450 hp (336 kW) Napier Lion engines and had the landing gear removed for evaluation at the Marine Aircraft Experimental Establishment in August 1924. In 1926, it was registered G-EBJY and loaned to Imperial Airways as a flying boat with accommodation for 10 passengers until it was scrapped in 1927.
Supermarine Swan 
Supermarine Swan 
Supermarine Swan N-175 
Supermarine Swan N-175 
Supermarine Swan N-175 
Supermarine Swan N-175 
Supermarine Swan N-175 
Supermarine Swan G-EBJY Operated by Imperial Airways 
Supermarine Swan G-EBJY Operated by Imperial Airways 
Supermarine Swan G-EBJY Operated by Imperial Airways 
Supermarine Swan G-EBJY Operated by Imperial Airways 
Supermarine Swan G-EBJY Operated by Imperial Airways 
Supermarine Swan Showing Interior for 10 Passengers