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71 photos and 11 illustrations tagged royaldutchairlines, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.

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• klm
• klmroyaldutchairlines
• koninklijkeluchtvaartmaatschappij
• aviation
• airplane
• aircraft
• airliners
• airlines
• sdasm
• aeronautics
• convair
• convair340
• cv340
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• fokker
• dac
• douglasaircraftcompany
• douglas
• airline
• pieterbreughel
• martinsaircharter
• cn104
• phtgd
• cv34038

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Zonnebadende stewardessen op Schiphol / Sunbathing stewardesses at Schiphol

from Nationaal Archief

• David Cory said:

  Added to the gallery, More Oddities From the Commons.

Douglas : DC-3

from SDASM Archives

• A30yoyo said:

  This is a DC-3 of KLM painted neutrality orange with HOLLAND marked on the roof winter 1939/1940...looks like its on a frozen lake This aircraft had been shot up by the Luftwaffe over the North Sea prior to being painted orange...it was later captured by the Germans in 1940 and pressed into service read forum.12oclockhigh.net/showthread.php?t=18530

• Luc Brocard said:

  Douglas-Fokker DC-3-194G named Mees MSN 2142 Registred also as NA+LE and D-ATJG Taken by Luftwaffe the 16th May 1940

KLM DC6A vertrekt naar Christchurch / KLM DC6A bound for Christchurch

from Nationaal Archief

• premium hose said:

  In 2007 an airworthy vintage DC-6 of Air Atlantique was painted as KLM DC-6A Liftmaster "Dr. Ir. M.A. Damme" for the filming of the movie "Bride Flight".
  
  This picture was taken at Hamburg Airport in September 2007:
  

• Nationaal Archief said:

  Thanks for the picture! It's great to compare the two.

• TVL1970 said:

  After passing through a series of operators, this aircraft (PH-TGA, Douglas Serial No. 44076/391) would meet its end after an in-flight engine fire resulted in a non-fatal landing accident at San Juan Airport (SLJN) in San Juan, Bolivia on February 6, 1974. At that time the aircraft was owned and operated by ALCON (Aerolineas Comerciales Nacionales) with the registration CP-947. Due to the damage sustained (nose gear collapse and forward fuselage), the aircraft was written off.