The Friedrichshafen FF.34 was a German biplane floatplane of the 1910s produced by Flugzeugbau Friedrichshafen. Development and design The FF.34 was similar to the earlier FF.31 as it was a pusher configuration twin-boom floatplane. It had a central nacelle with two open cockpits. The engine (a Maybach Mb.IV) with a pusher propeller was mounted at the back of the nacelle. The twin tail booms were fitted to a rear tailplane/elevator assembly. The aircraft was later modified with a conventional fuselage and tail unit and re-designated the FF.44 Variants FF.34 Prototype twin-boom pusher floatplane. FF.44 FF.34 converted with a conventional fuselage and tail unit. Operators Imperial German Navy Specifications (FF.34) See also References Bibliography Further reading 1910s German military reconnaissance aircraft Floatplanes Biplanes Single-engined pusher aircraft FF.34 Twin-boom aircraft Aircraft first flown in 1916