The Short Crusader was a British racing seaplane of the 1920s built by Short Brothers. Powered by a Bristol Mercury engine it was designed under Colonel W.A. Bristow the detail design work being carried out by C.T. P Lipscomb at Shorts and construction by Shorts at Rochester. It was used as a backup and a training aircraft for the RAF High Speed Flight in their bid to win the Schneider Trophy in the 1927 competition staged at Venice.
Made by Short Brothers.