Where Does the Propeller Go When a Boat Flies? @CasualNavigation
Where Does the Propeller Go When a Boat Flies? @CasualNavigation
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When a hydrofoil hull rises out of the water, a normal stern propeller may no longer stay submerged. Many vessels mount propellers on foil struts, while others use water jets.

Modern ferries such as the Candela P12 demonstrate the efficiency advantage, while racing hydrofoils use advanced controls and foil shapes to exceed 50 knots.

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Where Does the Propeller Go When a Boat Flies?

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