Short S.30 Empire flying boat

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The Short S.30 Empire flying boat was a British long-range, four-engine seaplane of the 1930s–40s used primarily for intercontinental passenger and mail services.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf airliner
flying boat
aircraftCategory civil transport aircraft
aircraftFamily Short Empire flying boat family NERFINISHED
aircraftType long-range flying boat
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
designFeature all-metal construction
cantilever wing
developedFrom Short S.23 Empire NERFINISHED
engineConfiguration four-engine
era World War II
pre-World War II
hullType flying-boat hull
manufacturer Short Brothers NERFINISHED
nationality British
notableUse British Empire air routes
operatedBy BOAC NERFINISHED
Imperial Airways NERFINISHED
operatorType civilian airline
primaryRole air mail transport
intercontinental passenger transport
propulsionType piston-engined
serviceScope intercontinental routes
long-distance empire routes
serviceType scheduled airline service
takeoffAndLanding water
usedFor mail transport
passenger transport
usedInPeriod 1930s
1940s
wingConfiguration high-wing monoplane

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Tasman Empire Airways Limited operatedAircraft Short S.30 Empire flying boat
Short Empire flying boat developedInto Short S.30 Empire flying boat
this entity surface form: Short S.26 G-class flying boat
No. 210 Squadron RAF aircraftUsed Short S.30 Empire flying boat
this entity surface form: Short S.23 Empire flying boat