Supermarine Scylla

The Supermarine Scylla was a 1920s British biplane flying boat built by Supermarine.

Design and development

The Scylla was designed by R. J. Mitchell, chief designer at Supermarine as an experimental wooden twin-engined biplane amphibian aircraft, in parallel with the Supermarine Swan design for a replacement for the Royal Air Force's Felixstowe F5s.^[1]

General characteristics Performance

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Aircraft produced by Supermarine

Manufacturer
designations

By role

Racing aircraft	S.4 S.5 S.6/S.6B Sea Lion I Sea Lion II Sea Lion III Sea Urchin

Fighters	Attacker Baby Nighthawk Scimitar Seafang Seafire Sea King Spiteful Spitfire Swift Type 224 Type 545 Type 559

Bombers	Type 322 Supermarine B.12/36

Reconnaissance and patrol	Nanok Scapa Scarab Scylla Seal Seagull (1921) Seagull ASR-1 Seamew Sea Otter Sheldrake Solent Southampton Stranraer Walrus

Civil	Air Yacht Channel Commercial Amphibian Sea Eagle Sparrow Swan

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Designers

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