The Boeing 314 "Clipper" was a long seaplane manufactured by Boeing between 1938 and 1941. The largest aircraft of its time, it used Boeing's first wing, the XB bomber. -15 to be achieves the required flight length for transatlantic and pacific flight. Twelve Clippers were assembled for Pan American World Airways, of which three were directed to BOAC by the program's Leasing Act.Boeing 314Boeing 314 Clipper-cropped.jpgThe Boeing 314 "Clipper" on the waterTypeSeaplaneManufacturerBoeingFirst flyJune 7, 1938Introduced1939 with Pan American World AirwaysStatusThere is no processCustomers themselvesPan American World AirwaysBritish Overseas Airways CorporationWas created1938-1941Quantitytwelfth