Republic RC-3 Seabee

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The Republic RC-3 Seabee is a post–World War II American single-engine amphibious aircraft known for its distinctive pusher propeller, all-metal construction, and utility as a sport and bush plane.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf amphibious aircraft
bush plane
light sport aircraft
single‑engine aircraft
airframeMaterial all‑metal
capacity 3 passengers
configuration high‑wing
pusher propeller
construction riveted aluminum
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew 1
designedBy Percival H. Spencer NERFINISHED
designGoal low‑cost amphibious aircraft for postwar market
engineConfiguration single‑engine
engineLocation aft of cabin
engineType piston engine
era post–World War II
firstFlight 1945
fuselageType boat hull
introduced 1946
landingCapability land
water
landingGearType retractable tricycle landing gear
manufacturer Republic Aviation NERFINISHED
marketedAs family amphibian
marketSegment civilian private owners
commercial bush operators
notableFeature all‑metal amphibious hull
distinctive pusher propeller
powerplant Franklin 6A8‑215‑B8F NERFINISHED
powerplantCount 1
primaryStructure metal monocoque fuselage
productionStatus out of production
propellerPosition rear fuselage
propellerType three‑blade propeller
propulsionLayout single pusher propeller
registrationCategory general aviation aircraft
role bush operations
sport flying
utility transport
seatingConfiguration side‑by‑side front seats
tailConfiguration conventional tail
typicalUse recreational flying
remote area access
wingPlacement shoulder‑mounted wing
wingType strut‑braced high wing

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Republic Aviation designed Republic RC-3 Seabee