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floatplane

NOUN
  1. a seaplane equipped with pontoons for landing or taking off from water

How To Use floatplane In A Sentence

  • ‘You can't go and rent floatplanes anymore, but I know everybody all over the country who does float training.’
  • The floatplane was a hundred yards away, but it might as well have been ten miles. OFF THE CHART
  • I noticed the photograph of the Fleet floatplane on page 62 of the November 2004 issue.
  • Hulled seaplane or floatplane makes no difference; the practical test is the same for both.
  • Whether it's a floatplane running into the docks or simply keeping everyone happy, there's never a dull moment.
  • Day's tours have become so popular that two years ago she bought her own Dehavilland Otter floatplane.
  • In 1994 Day began offering bear-viewing day trips using a chartered floatplane.
  • The floatplane was a hundred yards away, but it might as well have been ten miles. OFF THE CHART
  • Your guides will have familiarized themselves with the river from a floatplane 200 feet above, so exercise patience when they shepherd you to the bank while scouting gnarly rapids.
  • After some thought, the Navy gave up the idea of retractable gear and instead specified that the aircraft would be floatplanes but could be converted to land gear in a short period of time.
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