KLM & Schiphol Airport in the 30's

[@Ned.2705]

Oh? En ik zag de speciale loket richting naar Nederland Indië 😍 @ Leuke documentaire van Schiphol ❤️

[@francysamargoc7353]

Maravilhoso aeroporto!!! Todo o mundo passa por ali!!!!Sou grato à Deus por ter a oportunidade de conhecê-lo...

[@KLOSTER777]

klm served fresh milk on each flight back then , the guys you see at 1.20 with the cow are from the catering dept.

[@SeanKneppers]

Prachtig die oude beelden van de DC-2's en Fokker's. Bedankt Fokker4ever!

[@bazza945]

Douglas DC2? Quite a rare sighting.

[@TheMateriaalkunde]

Ik heb nog luchtvaart boeken uit die tijd die mijn moeder had verzameld. Geschreven door Fokker, Smirnoff, Viruly, van Beek en ook over de Melbourne race waar de KLM ook aan mee deed

[@harithmohdnasir3911]

If one read square-cramped Chinese letters in LCD screen, I could not imagine the pressure it gives to one's eyes. My perspective. 8:18 a.m. 04122021.

[@johneddy98033]

One of KLM's many firsts is depicted in this clip: flying between Europe and Asia.

[@VickersV]

God bless them.

[@jean3142]

Het luchthaven gebouw uit die tijd is nagebouwd in Lelystad, bij Aviodrome. Schitterend gebouw, absoluut de moeite waard om te bezoeken.

[@mikeromadin8744]

There is Iwan Smirnoff on this video?

[@c150gpilot]

Dutch orthography has changed. Y is now ij: Koninklyke is now Koninklijke. And Maatschaapy is now Maatschaapij

[@enthalpiaentropia7804]

Tom Winter.....at soon orthography will be in arabic..unfortunately.!

[@chuckthebull]

If you consider all this happened just 40 years after the Wright brothers flew and only another twenty years landing on the moon the industrial revolution was indeed astounding. Although it might be the cause of humans extinction event in the near future, what a ride huh?

[@robertmenke4636]

Yes. Not many people realize this fact. It is actually less than 40 years; amazing.

[@frostyfrost4094]

Interesting PH-ALP DC3 crashed April 1937 on delivery to KLM

[@abwo47]

No it crashed on 3-3-1942. Shot down by a Japanese Zero fighter near Carnot Bay, Australia. It was registered than as PK-AFV. In this movie you can see it flying under the registration PH-ALP and in the morse radiocommunication I heard the operator working with Schipholradio/PHA. He was using the callsign PLP which is short for PH-ALP

[@francysamargoc7353]

Saudade KLM!!!!!😷😷😷🙄🙄😔😔😔

[@CarlosEBernal]

KLM received their 1st DC-3 in 1936, so this was filmed sometime later.

[@ashleygordon3467]

Unless it is a DC 2? They started flying DC2's to Batavia in 1934. They famously flew one to Australia.

[@bellelaverne7887]

O, dien goeden ouden tijd. Ik zat als genaageld aan mijnen stoel of den vliegmachien uit Londen veilig, edoch behouden aan den grond zou geraaken. 😳

[@hanziwatdan5373]

😂

[@ShamanKish]

Why were all children dressed as sailors?

[@robertdevos5967]

Ja, dat waren nog eens tijden, toen en later reden die KLM-bussen nog.

[@bastiaanstapelberg9018]

Wat veel mensen niet weten is dat Schiphol een militair veld was. Wat een geweldige tijd.

[@rijndertdoting8667]

Let ook even op 11:02h. De Duitsers waren ook toen prominent aanwezig op Schiphol..

[@Renz123546515]

Prachtig

[@c150gpilot]

Fokker F-22 at 11:01.

[@Bucefal76]

System for landing with limited visibility.. wow! ILS grandpa :)

[@rijndertdoting8667]

Zo te zien een Junckers- Ju 52.

[@hanziwatdan5373]

Prachtig weergegeven.

[@semsemeini7905]

Sickening to see a Lufthansa Junkers with a Swastika four times. Gives the creeps.

[@heimric2563]

Nah…