Hydrofoils Collection

Passengers disembark from the Malmo (Sweden) hydrofoil at their final destination Copenhagen. May 1975 75-2211

Channel Islands Hydrofoil Service. April 1964 P005368

Hydrofoil Service. BP Condor 1 Inter Channel Island commencing 1st May. P005369

Frank Hanning-Lee seen here in the White Hawk speed boat after the crafts first test run on Lake Windermere. August 1952 C4140-001

First Picture of the White Hawk speedboat at Speed. It can be seen riding on its hydrofins with the main body-work well out of the water The boat is owned and operated by Frank and Jean Hanning Lee

Lamberts Hydroglisseur
Lambert demonstrates his HYDROGLISSEUR (water-glider) off the coast of Monaco. Its a bit of a gamble, he is heard to remark

Hydrofoil ferry from Volos and Skiathos, Loutraki, Skopelos, Sporades Islands, Greek Islands, Greece, Europe

HYDROPLANE OF L AN 2000
A hydroplane of the year 2000 - not so very different from the hovercraft

Enrico Forlaninis Boat
The superb hydrofoil boat of Enrico Forlanini, travelling at 40 miles an hour over the waters of Lake Maggiore. Alexander Graham Bell rode on Forlaninis boat here in 1911`

Hydroplane on the Tigris
Hydroplane designed for rapid transit on the Tigris, Iraq

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Passengers disembark from the Malmo (Sweden) hydrofoil at their final destination, experiencing a seamless and efficient travel option. The Channel Islands Hydrofoil Service in April 1964 marked a significant milestone in transportation history, offering a swift and comfortable journey for passengers. With the introduction of the BP Condor 1 Inter Channel Island hydrofoil service starting on May 1st, travelers were provided with even more convenient options to explore these beautiful islands. The White Hawk speed boat, piloted by Frank Hanning-Lee, showcased its remarkable capabilities during its first test run. This innovative craft promised thrilling adventures on water while maintaining utmost safety standards. Captured in an exhilarating picture of the White Hawk speedboat at full throttle, it demonstrated its ability to ride smoothly on hydrofoils. Lamberts Hydroglisseur also contributed to revolutionizing maritime travel as it offered reliable and efficient transportation services. Its hydrofoils enabled passengers to reach their destinations swiftly and comfortably. Additionally, hydrofoil ferries from Volos and Skiathos served as vital connections between Loutraki, Skopelos, and Sporades Islands. These ferries not only facilitated island hopping but also provided breathtaking views of the surrounding seascape throughout the journey. They have undoubtedly transformed the way we travel over water – providing faster speeds, smoother rides, and enhanced comfort for passengers worldwide.