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Tentoonstelling van oude vliegtuigen, de Fokker S-11 Instructor / xhibition of vintage aircraft, the Fokker S-11 Instructor

  • Koen's PTA said:
    De letters van de registratie zijn destijds gekozen door zijn toenmalige eigenaar, Anne Cor Groeneveld ("ACG"). Groeneveld is vooral bekend als (mede?)oprichter van de Dutch Dakota Association. Of hij ook de man in de foto is durf ik niet te zeggen. Dit toestel vloog recent regelmatig mee in de formatie "Fokker Four", maar is meen ik geen eigendom (meer) van die stichting. Locatie is hoogstwaarschijnlijk Schiphol-Oost, ter hoogte van het Nat. Lucht- en Ruimtevaartlaboratorium (op de achtergrond met schoteltoren).

Taxi bij Schiphol / Taxi at Schiphol airport

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  • Frank De Simon said:
    Looks like a late 1940s DeSoto! Cool!

Stewardess schenkt koffie op een vlucht naar Rome / Stewardess serves coffee on a flight to Rome

  • TVL1970 said:
    Given the date of February 27, 1971, the airline (KLM), and the type of aircraft (Boeing 747), the identity of this aircraft is certainly PH-BUA, a Boeing 747-206B (c/n 19922/96) named "The Mississippi" by KLM. Delivered to KLM in January 1971 (KLM's first 747), this aircraft would continue in service with KLM until September 1989, when it was sold to America West Airlines (AWA) and operated as N531AW. The aircraft would eventually be scrapped in Kingman, Arizona, USA, in February 1996.
  • Nationaal Archief said:
    @TVL1970 Thank you very much for these additional details, very interesting!
  • Alex Waning APVW video's said:
    The PH-BUA was the first 747 from KLM flying to Australia. I joined this flight from Amsterdam via Zurich, Beirut, Bangkok, Singapore to Sydney.