floatplane
Noun
Meaning
a seaplane equipped with pontoons for landing or taking off from water
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Examples
Aerial survey and mapping flights over Johnston were conducted with a Douglas DT-2 floatplane carried on her fantail, which was hoisted into the water for take off.
Again a worrisome floatplane buzzed overhead, so the hunters trailed about seven miles behind their quarry for 51/2 hours until the plane had to depart to refuel.
Johnson concluded that the raised floatplane tail gave no advantage in solving the problem of compressibility.
After more than an hour of delays, a floatplane arrives in Meyers Chuck to pick up Tara.
Anne Morrow Lindburgh, wife of Chrles Lindburgh, during the period when she had accompanied him on a round-the-world survey flight in a Lockheed Sirius floatplane.
If we had two more floatplane facilities in Anchorage, that would not be enough," said Bob Miller, a Cessna 185 floatplane pilot.