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Burney Flying Boat

Burney Flying Boat

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G3341. Two Hydroped Monoplanes, as they were called, were produced and designated the X2 and X3. They were two-seaters and each was powered by a Canton-Unne engine. The X2 crashed during testing and the X3 was stored until 1920, when it was scrapped, after the project had been abandoned in 1914.
PublisherAIRBUS
ContributorAIRBUS, Filton
Creatorcorporatename - Bristol Aeroplane Company
Datecreation - 1913
TypeDigital images - Digital photographs
Formatresolution - 72 dpi
Identifier1080
SourceAIRBUS, Filton
LanguageEN
Relationbased on - Bristol Aeroplane Company
CoverageLocation.Creation Site - Filton, South Gloucestershire
RightsAIRBUS
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