1916
Designed by Ernst Heinkel specifically for the Austro- Hungarian K.u.k. Luftfahrttruppen in 1916, the KD (Kampf Doppeldecker) ...
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The KDW twin-float single-seat fighter seaplane was essentially a conversion of the land-based KD (D.I) to provide ...
The first fighter to be designed by Ernst Heinkel as chief designer for the Hansa- ...
1917
A heavier and more powerful derivative of the KDW, the W.11 single-seat twin-float fighter biplane was powered ...
A single-bay twin-float two-seat fighter biplane, the W.12 was flown for the first time in ...
A derivative of the KD (D.I) with larger overall dimensions, simplified interplane bracing and a 200hp ...
A single-seat equi-span fighter triplane, developed for the Austro-Hungarian K.u.k. Luftfahrttruppen, with aerofoil-section I-type interplane bracing struts, ...
Intended primarily as a successor to the KDW in the station defence fighter role, but also ...
A single-seat fighter flying boat developed for the Austro- Hungarian Navy, the prototype of the W.17 ...
The W.18 single-seat fighter flying boat was, like the CC that it supplanted, intended primarily for ...
The last of the Heinkel-designed single-seat fighter float seaplanes built by the Hansa- und Brandenburgische Flugzeug-Werke, the ...
1918
An enlarged W.12 developed to meet a demand for a two-seat fighter seaplane with greater endurance, ...
Early in 1918, it was suggested to Ernst Heinkel that a successor to the W.12 two-seat ...
Evolved from the W.12 two-seat patrol fighter biplane in parallel with the W.27, the W.29 was ...
Ordered in April 1918, the W.33 was basically a larger and more powerful development of the ...
Continuing the line of two-seat patrol fighter monoplanes initiated with the W.29, the W.34 was the ...
