Not as far as I know, the skirt which keeps it afloat relies on the engine to keep it inflated, cut the engine and the skirt will deflate. Though I wouldn't be surprised if there's a buoyancy aid on at least some hovercrafts to help it stay afloat.
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I think they swim freestyle, but I could be wrong
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Can hovercrafts boats swim, when the engine turns off? I searched in the internet, but I didnt find an answer.
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