The prototype He 59B-3 search-and-rescue aircraft in flight.
Role
Trainer, transport, air ambulance, torpedo bomber
Type of aircraft
Manufacturer
Heinkel
First flight
September 1931[1]
Introduction
1935
Retired
1944
Primary users
Luftwaffe Finnish Air Force
Number built
142
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