Boeing's Aurora describes its concept for the Liberty Lifter Seaplane as "half-boat, half-airplane" and notes that it will partner with another defense contractor subsidiary, Leidos's (LDOS 1.04% ...

12 of these hulking metal flying boats flew the skies between 1939 and 1946, before Boeing scrapped them—or sank them. A nice collection of vintage images. Skip to content Search .

Home to the world's only full-size replica of a Boeing-314 Clipper. The small village of Foynes was one of the biggest civilian airports in Europe during WWII and the B-314 was a long-range flying ...

The Boeing 204 flying boat, used extensively over stretches of water in the Pacific Northwest, is shown on September 1937. With accommodations for five passengers, ...

Boeing’s B-314 flying boats, which were rolled out in 1939, weren’t the first in Pan American World Airways’ Clipper fleet, but they were considered by many to be the ultimate in Clipper luxury.

The flying boat touched down briefly in the Caribbean before resuming its journey to LaGuardia Airport in New York City, where it landed on January 6, 1942. At last, it was over.

Pan American’s “Yankee Clipper” flying boat in 1939. ... Built by Boeing in 1938, the Yankee Clipper was a double-decker aircraft fitted with 36 rooms for overnight sleeping accommodation.

Khiz&Eesa. Tour the LaGuardia Marine Terminal A - Airport Built in 1930’s for Flying Boats (Boeing 314) #nyc. Posted: March 31, 2025 | Last updated: March 31, 2025 ...

Built in 1936, the Boeing 314 was the pinnacle of luxury flying. Holding only 74 passengers (40 for overnight flights) and 10 crew members, the plane would shuttle members of the upper tax bracket ...

It's been four years since Boeing (NYSE: BA) sold its last C-17 Globemaster III transport aircraft -- the second-biggest transport in the United States Air Force and, at a list price of $340 ...