Designed from the Sopwith Baby.
One of the first production aircraft to have wing flaps. Referred to at the time as Fairey camber-changing gear. Both top and bottom wing had a control surface which operated as a flap and aileron. Referred to today as "flaperons". The flaps provided some addition lift at low speed to help unstick the float from the water.
110 hp Clerget rotary engine
Aeroplane Photo Supply No. 3151
