Heinkel HE 1

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The Heinkel HE 1 is a two seat, low-wing monoplane floatplane, designed in 1921 by German designer Ernst Heinkel at Caspar-Werke. The aircraft was initially produced under licence in Sweden for the Navy of 1921. The HE 1 was powered by a 179kw Maybach Mb.IVa engine; one test aircraft was powered by a Siddeley Puma engine.

In 1926, an all-metal version was flown as the HE 4 (Swedish designation S 4). It was tested extensively, but no further examples were built.

[edit] References

  • Taylor, Michael J. H. (1989). Jane's Encyclopedia of Aviation. London: Studio Editions, 498. 
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Aircraft produced by Heinkel

Company designations pre-1933:
HE 1 • HE 2 • HE 3 • HE 4 • HE 5 • HE 6 • HE 7 • HE 8 • HE 9 • HE 10 • HE 12 • HE 14 • HD 15 • HD 16 • HD 17 • HE 18 • HD 19 • HD 20 • HD 21 • HD 22 • HD 23 • HD 24 • HD 25 • HD 26 • HD 27 • HD 28 • HD 29 • HD 30 • HE 31 • HD 32 • HD 33 • HD 34 • HD 35 • HD 36 • HD 37 • HD 38 • HD 39 • HD 40 • HD 41 • HD 42 • HD 43 • HD 43 • HD 44 • HD 45 • HD 46 • HD 49 • HD 50 • HD 55 • HD 56 • HE 57 • HE 58 • HD 59 • HD 60 • HD 61 • HD 62 • HD 63 • HE 64 • HD 66

RLM designations 1933-1945:
He 45 • He 46 • He 47 • He 49 • He 50 • He 51 • He 58 • He 59 • He 60 • He 61 • He 62 • He 63 • He 64 • He 65 • He 66 • He 70 • He 71 • He 72 • He 74 • He 100 • He 111 • He 112 • He 113 • He 114 • He 115 • He 116 • He 118 • He 119 • He 120 • He 162 • He 170 • He 172 • He 176 • He 177 • He 178 • He 219 • He 220 • He 270 • He 274 • He 275 • He 277 • He 278 • He 280 • He 319 • He 343 • He 419 • He 519

P.1041 • P.1054 • P.1060 • P.1062 • P.1063 • P.1064 • P.1065 • P.1066 • P.1068 • P.1069 • P.1070 • P.1071 • P.1072 • P.1073 • P.1074 • P.1075 • P.1076 • P.1077 • P.1078 • P.1079 • P.1080 • Strabo 16 • Wespe • Lerche
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Flygvapnet reconnaissance aircraft designations pre-1940

S 1 • S 2 • S 3 • S 4 • S 5 • S 6 • S 7 • S 8 • S 9 • S 10 • S 11 • S 12 • S 13 • S 14 • S 15
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