Originally Posted by India Four Two
washoutt,
I'm confused. When I looked up H-NACT, I saw pictures of her in a museum - Lelystad, I think.
Originally Posted by Planemike
Replica......methinks !!!
Not really a replica. This is an original Fokker F.VIIa which was part of the Balair fleet and later saw service in Scandinavia for many years. It was still airworthy in 1955, most likely the last airworthy pre-war Fokker civil airliner, and was flown to Amsterdam for the then-Aviodome museum. The aircraft has since been restored to the markings of KLM's first Fokker F.VIIa, H-NACT. It is currently painted up as H-NADP, still not its own markings (this airframe never flew for KLM) but another notable KLM F.VIIa.