Dornier Seawings is pleased to announce that the second prototype of the New Generation Seastar CD-2 seaplane successfully completed its…

Jul 28, 2007 · Dornier introduces amphibian light sport aircraft. Eighty years ago, Claude Dornier introduced a small “flying boat,” and on Friday afternoon his grandson, Iren Dornier, revealed the Dornier Aircraft S-Ray amphibian light sport aircraft.

Jan 19, 2022 · Dornier Seawings anticipates that it will market the two-seat aircraft worldwide under the model designation Dornier DS-2C. The light sport category seaplane is projected to travel at speeds up...

The Seastar was designed in Germany and strictly adheres to Dornier’s high- quality standards. Its all-composite hull is resistant to extreme environments, even when the aircraft is left in saltwater areas.

the Dornier Seastar CD2 and the Orca, the world’s most advanced am-phibious aircraft and mission platform, as well as the DS-2C, the most exciting amphibious light sport aircraft ever. Dornier Seawings is also developing a research program for additional environmental conscious state-of-art amphibious air mobility. OUR LOCATIONS Germany

Dornier Flugzeugwerke was a German aircraft manufacturer founded in Friedrichshafen in 1914 by Claude Dornier. Over the course of its long lifespan, the company produced many designs for both the civil and military markets.

Jan 19, 2022 · Dornier Seawings has purchased the Flywhale seaplane program from its German parent, Uniplanes GmbH, in a package that includes all intellectual property, production assets, design data,...

Peter Hermle, CEO of Dornier Seawings speaks about the Doriner Seastar, the amphibian aircraft engineered to operate from runway and water surfaces. Peter wa...

Dornier Seawings, based in Germany and China, is the culmination of three generations of Dornier aviation heritage that designs, develops and manufactures foremost seaplanes.

Apr 11, 2009 · Apparently Dornier had plans early-on to introduce an LSA seaplane, but the design outgrew LSA limitations in pretty short order. I hate to say it, but talking to this guy it sounds like the old expression about making a small fortune in aviation by starting out with a large one might be applicable to this endeavor.