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| Lohner M M.39 in flight on 23 February 1916, off Bavsic. | |
| Role | Reconnaissance flying boat
Type of aircraft
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| National origin | Austro-Hungarian Empire |
| Manufacturer | Lohner |
| First flight | 1914 |
| Introduction | February 1914 |
| Number built | 15 |
The Lohner M was a reconnaissance flying boat produced in Austria-Hungary during World War I.
The Lohner M was a biplane flying boat with slightly backswept wings and the pilot and observer sat side-by-side in the cockpit. One version of the Type M, the "MkN", was designed as a mine-spotting plane.[1]
The Type Ms patrolled the Adriatic Sea from 1914 until spring 1915, but they were supplanted by the Lohner Type L. After 1915, the Type Ms were consigned to second-line duties, but remained in service until 1917.[2]
Austria-HungaryData from Windsock Datafile 127: Lohner Type M [2]
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