designs to be constructed. The Viking was sold to Hamilton Ross, manager of the Chanter Flying School at Shoreham. There it was fitted with a pair of floats, the twin propellers were replaced by a single propeller mounted directly onto the engine and the fabric covering was removed from the rear part of the fuselage. Specifications Comparable Aircraft Avro Type E Royal Aircraft Factory B.E. 1 Bristol Gordon England biplanes Coventry Ordnance Works No. 11 and 12 biplanes References 1910s British experimental aircraft Single-engined twin-prop tractor aircraft Viking Biplanes Aircraft first flown in 1912 Rotary-engined aircraft