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The Fletcher Flair made its debut over Labor Day weekend in 1953 at the National Aircraft show in Dayton, Ohio. After being put through Army testing, it was found to be watertight, have stability in the water, and could travel 2.2 mph in the water. On land, the top speed was in the neighborhood of 68 mph. Despite its many innovative features, extremely lightweight, and high payload capacity, the government contract was awarded to another firm. As a result, this was the only Fletcher-Porsche Flair ever made.
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