Larger carriers and the prospect of twin-engine torpedo bombers

Could larger carriers operate twin-engine torpedo bombers carrying larger torpedoes?

Japan might try, depending on its available conversion hulls. Britain could still prefer more flight decks and room for later construction over maximizing each early carrier.

A larger carrier allowance would not automatically produce the largest possible flight decks or twin-engine torpedo aircraft. Britain wanted at least six carriers and might retain Furious, Courageous, Glorious, Eagle, Hermes, and Argus while reserving tonnage for Ark Royal, a sister, and later classes. That approach favors fleet numbers and later construction. Japan might try twin-engine bombers, but its options would depend on which incomplete capital ships remained available after its battleship settlement.