Airfish 8: One company from Singapore used a German design after World War II to build a high-speed vessel capable of accommodating six to eight passengers. 
The Airfish 8 hovers between 0,6cm to 7m above the water and reaches 193 kilometers the hour.
The wing-in-ground phenomenon is understandable: when an aircraft is closer to the ground, it works much more efficiently than the higher. The additional air pressure under the aircraft gives additional lift while at the same time a corresponding reduction in the drag caused by the lift is achieved.
The Airfish-8 is 17,2 meters long and has a delta wingspan of 15 meters. The boat is plastic reinforced with carbon fiber to reduce weight. It uses a 8 hp (500 kW) V373 engine, running on regular unleaded fuel.
The range is about 555 km, with 200 maximum speeds per hour.
Airfish-8 can also travel on waves, but that does not mean that it is recommended to take off in bad weather.
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