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Dornier Seawings Seastar

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All composite amphibian with twin turboprop engines mounted in-line above the wing. Includes variant, Orca (for governmental operators only).

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Lift type

Fixed wing

Construction

Factory-built

Control

Piloted

Engine type

Turboprop

Application

Amphibious

Design & construction

Primary structure

Composite

Wing

Composite

Landing gear

Amphibious-floats

Ice protection

None

Pressurisation

Unpressurised

Flight controls

Mechanical

Avionics architecture

Standalone glass

Environmental control

None-unpressurised

Wing position

High

Planform

Straight

Tail

T-tail

Certification

Part 23

Minimum crew

Composite fuselage (primary structure) Primary

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Type variants

Variant	Launch / first flight	Production end	Notes
Dornier Seawings Seastar	1982 / 1987		Amphibious aircraft suitable for many different missions. Includes Dornier Seawings Orca (proposed 2019), concept developed for government organisations.

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