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Short S35 Shetland II, Sept 47

Short S35 Shetland II, Sept 47


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Short S35 Shetland II, Sept 47

Short S.35 Shetland II. First flown 14 December 1944, only two built -the first as a Sunderland successor, the second as a 70 passenger flying boat. Date: circa 1947

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Shetland Short


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1. Title: "Sky-Born Pioneer: The Short S.35 Shetland II, September 1947" This evocative photograph captures the sleek and innovative Short S.35 Shetland II flying boat, gracing the skies above with its distinctive silhouette. The plane, first flown on December 14, 1944, was a groundbreaking achievement in aviation technology, marking a new era in aircraft design. With only two built, the Shetland II was initially conceived as a successor to the successful Sunderland flying boats, which had served valiantly during World War II. However, the second aircraft was modified to accommodate 70 passengers, showcasing the versatility of the design. The Shetland II's streamlined hull and advanced engineering features were a testament to the ingenuity and determination of the Short Brothers team. The plane's impressive capabilities included a maximum speed of 155 mph and a range of 1,500 miles, making it a formidable presence in the post-war aviation landscape. As seen in this image, taken circa 1947, the Shetland II continues to captivate with its elegant lines and powerful presence. The photograph serves as a reminder of the pioneering spirit that drove the development of this remarkable flying boat and the significant role it played in the history of flight. The Short S.35 Shetland II represents a pivotal moment in aviation history, bridging the gap between wartime technology and the dawn of the jet age. This photograph is a testament to the enduring allure of flight and the relentless pursuit of innovation that continues to define the aviation industry.

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