
| The Mayo Composite
Aircraft is an attempt to solve the problem of launching heavily laden
aircraft. It consists of two machines, a float seaplane which carries
the load, and a flying boat which acts as "porter" The device
operates as a single machine up to about 6,000 feet, when the two
machines are disconnected and the seaplane continues its flight independently.
The machine was designed by Major R. H. Mayo, and built by Short Bros.,
at Rochester. |
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