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The 12 pages that link to Hydrofoil, each with the reason it gives.

• Naval architectureCompared with: Hydrofoils trade ordinary hull support for lift from submerged wings at speed.

• CatamaranCompared with: Hydrofoils achieve low-drag travel by lift rather than relying on twin buoyant hulls.

• Hull (watercraft)Compared with: It reduces hull contact with water rather than relying on conventional hull displacement alone.

• Passenger shipCompared with: Hydrofoils are fast passenger craft, but their size and facilities differ from most passenger ships.

• Paddle steamerCompared with: Hydrofoils show a later approach to fast water travel that does not rely on paddle wheels.

• HovercraftCompared with: Hydrofoils need water and forward speed for lift; hovercraft can cross land and water.

• RiverboatCompared with: Hydrofoils prioritize speed and lift, unlike the shallow-water access central to many riverboats.

• MultihullCompared with: Hydrofoils reduce water contact through lift rather than through multiple slender hulls.

• WakeboardingCompared with: Foil riding changes the board’s contact with water, unlike conventional wakeboarding.