Allan and Malcolm Loughead built their first aircraft, the seaplane, in 1913. A wood and fabric covered three-seat seaplane with flat bottom floats. The aircraft featured ailerons mounted midway between the unequal-span mainplanes.
The Model G was test flown by the Loughead brothers at Santa Barbara, California.
The Model G was a main attraction at the Panama Pacific International Exposition held at San Francisco. Hundreds of visitors to the exhibition had their first experience of air travel in the Model G.
Engine: Curtiss O
Span upper: 46 ft
Span lower: 36 ft
Length: 30 ft
Height: 10 ft
AUW: 2200 lb
Useful load: 584 lb
Max speed: 63 mpg at SL
Seats: 3
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