Blackburn Velos: Διαφορά μεταξύ των αναθεωρήσεων

The basic design of the [[Blackburn Dart]] was developed into a two-seater to meet a [[Greek Navy]] requirement for a coastal defence seaplane. The aircraft became the '''Velos''' a twin-float seaplane. The main difference was a two-seat cockpit and a rear-mounted Lewis gin, an increased weapons load with the ability to carry four 230 lb bombs mounted under the wings. The aircraft could be converted between a landplane and seaplane. In [[1925 in aviation|1925]] a small batch of four aircraft were built at [[Brough Aerodrome]] for the [[Greek Navy]]. Later in the same year the aircraft was also built by the [[KEA (aircraft)|Greek National Aircraft Factory]], a factory built by Blackburn and operated under a five year contract. The first of 12 [[Greece|Greek]] built aircraft flew in March [[1926 in aviation|1926]].