A British Reconnaissance Boat: The Blackburn “Sydney” Monoplane with Three Rolls‐Royce 525 h.p. F.XII.M.S. Engines

Abstract

THE Blackburn “Sydney,” the largest military monoplane flying boat built in England is designed to carry out the same duties as the well‐known “Iris” type, namely Reconnaissance and Coastal Patrol, either independently or in co‐operation with seacraft, and is arranged to carry a similar crew and military load.

Citation

(1930), "A British Reconnaissance Boat: The Blackburn “Sydney” Monoplane with Three Rolls‐Royce 525 h.p. F.XII.M.S. Engines", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 2 No. 8, pp. 201-201. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb029300