The Dornier Wal is a German flying boat designed in the 1920s by the aircraft manufacturer Dornier. It was primarily used for maritime patrol, transport, and passenger services. The aircraft featured a distinctive all-metal construction and was powered by two engines mounted on the wings, allowing it to take off and land on water. The Dornier Wal was notable for its versatility and was used by various countries, including Germany and Italy. It played a significant role in early aviation history, particularly in the development of seaplanes and flying boats, contributing to advancements in both military and civilian aviation.