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Liveries for use in AI Traffic for Flight Simulation

Countries Represented circa 1930's to 50's:
Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Yugoslavia ,Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Bulgaria, Danzig Free State, German, USSR, Poland, Finland, Union of South Africa, Colony of Kenya, Belgian Congo, Southern Rhodesia, Algeria (French Colony), Egypt, Colony of Angola, Turkey, Palestine (British Mandate), Lebanon, Ethiopia, India, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Japan.
Others to be included: USA, South America

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CLS

29 Nov 11
5.9mb
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CSA

30 Nov 11
5.5mb
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LARES &
Government

30 Nov 11
5.8mb
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Aeroput

04 Dec 11
3.1mb
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Estonia

05 Dec 11
2.1mb
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Lithuania

05 Dec 11
2.3mb
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Latvia

05 Dec 11
2.1mb
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Bulgaria

05 Dec 11
2.1mb
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Danzig

04 Dec 11
2.9mb
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Deruluft

03 Dec 11
4.6mb
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LOT

30 Nov 11
6.1mb
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Finland

30 Nov 11
4.3mb
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These livery packs will be stripped down to just exterior textures and bundled with a stripped down version of the Ford Tri-Motor and will be packaged by the regions mentioned below:

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Bulgaria:

Kingdom of Bulgaria 1908 to 1946:
Bulgaria found itself fighting on the losing side as a result of its alliance with the Central Powers in World War One.

1. Government of Bulgaria:

a. *B-BUNB
b. B-BUNA
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Danzig Free State:

The Free City of Danzig (German: Freie Stadt Danzig; Polish: Wolne Miasto Gdansk) was a semi-autonomous city-state that existed between 1920 and 1939, consisting of the Baltic Sea port of Danzig (today Gdansk) and surrounding areas.

The Free City was created on 15 November 1920 in accordance with the terms of Part III, Section XI of the Treaty of Versailles of 1919 without a plebiscite. The Free City included the city of Danzig and over two hundred nearby towns, villages, and settlements. As the League of Nations decreed, the region was to remain separated from the nation of Germany, and from the newly resurrected nation of Poland. The Free City was not an independent state; it was under League of Nations protection and put into a binding customs union with Poland. Poland also had special utilization rights towards the city. The Free City was created in order to give Poland sufficient access to the sea, while at the same recognizing that its population was mainly German.

1. Danziger Luftpost - Danzig Post Office

a. *Dz-181
b. Dz-101
c. DZ-111
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German & USSR:

1. Deruluft: used a single engined Dornier Do B Merkur II - six to eight passengers - range six hundred miles.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Deruluft (Deutsch-Russische Luftverkehrs A.G., or Deruluft) was a joint Soviet-German airline, established on 24 November 1921. Deruluft opened its first service to Moscow from Königsberg (later Kaliningrad) on 1 May 1922. It started a new route from Berlin via Tallinn to Leningrad on 6 June 1928, and maintained both routes until 31 March 1936.

Most of the aircraft used were German, and so was its organization, at least until the 1930s. Its first aircraft were Dutch-built Fokker F.III's. Later German Junkers F13's were added to the fleet. At first, Deruluft carried only mail and officials, but on 27 August 1922 the service was opened to the public. From 1929 onwards the early Fokker F.III's were replaced by Dornier Merkur's. Early 1931 the Tupolev ANT-9 was added. Deruluft was terminated on 31 March 1937.

a. *D-1080 - Named: 'Weissfuchs' DeruLuft
b. D-1076 - Named: 'Silberlowe' Deruluft
c. D-1077 - Named: 'Wiesel' Deruluft
d. D-1078 - Named: 'Iltis' DeruLuft
e. D-1079 - Named: 'Blaufuchs' DeruLuft
f. D-1081 - Named: 'Kreuzfuchs' DeruLuft
g. D-1082 - Named: 'Leopard' DeruLuft
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Poland:

A snippet of events in the timeline of early Second Republic of Poland below:

- June 28, 1919: Treaty of Versailles (Articles 87–93) and Little Treaty of Versailles, establish Poland as a sovereign and independent state on the international arena.
- 1919–1921: Polish-Soviet War, Miracle of the Vistula, Treaty of Riga.
- 1920: Polish–Lithuanian War.
- 1919 - 1921 Uprisings in Silesia, Silesian Uprisings.
- July 15, 1920: Agrarian Reform.
- March 17, 1921: March Constitution.
- 1921: alliances with France, Romania.
- March 24, 1922: annexation of Vilnius Region from Lithuania
- November 2 – 12, 1922: Elections to the Sejm and to the Senat.
- President Gabriel Narutowicz, and his assassination (December 16, 1922).
- 1924: Wladyslaw Grabski Government. Bank Polski. Monetary reform 1924 in Poland.
- President Stanislaw Wojciechowski – December 20, 1922, to Zamach majowy.
- May 12 – 14, 1926: Coup of May – Zamach majowy, 1926, May, Józef Pilsudski coup d'état (May Coup). beginning of Sanacja government.
- Roman Dmowski, Obóz Wielkiej Polski (4 December 1926), Endecja.
- 1928: Pilsudski's nonpartisan Bloc for Cooperation with the Government.
- November 16, 1930: Polish legislative election.
- July 25, 1932: non-aggression pact with Soviet Union
- January 26, 1934: non-aggression pact with Germany

1. Polskie Linie Lotnicze (LOT) airline.

a. *SP-ABH - Named: 'HELA' - Fokker F.VII-3m.
b. SP-ABA - Named: 'ANKA' - Fokker F.VII-3m.
c. SP-ABB - Named: 'BASIA' - Fokker F.VII-3m.
d. SP-ABC - Named: 'CELINA' - Fokker F.VII-3m.
e. SP-ABD - Named: 'DANUSIA' - Fokker F.VII-3m.
f. SP-ABE - Named: 'EWA' - Fokker F.VII-3m.
g. SP-ABF - Named: 'FLORA' - Fokker F.VII-3m.
h. SP-ABG - Named: 'GRAZYNA' - Fokker F.VII-3m.
i. SP-ABI - Named: 'IZA' - Fokker F.VII-3m.
j. SP-ABK - Named: 'KRYSIA' - Fokker F.VII-3m.
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(Finnish: Suomi; Swedish: Finland), officially the Republic of Finland, is a Nordic country situated in the Fennoscandian region of Northern Europe. It is bordered by Sweden in the west, Norway in the north and Russia in the east, while Estonia lies to its south across the Gulf of Finland.

Finland was historically a part of Sweden, and from 1809–1917 was an autonomous Grand Duchy within the Russian Empire. The Finnish Declaration of Independence from Russia in 1917 was followed by a civil war in which the leftist side was defeated with German support. Finland fought World War II as essentially three separate conflicts: the Winter War (1939–1940), the Continuation War (1941–1944), and the Lapland War (1944–1945).

Finland was a relative latecomer to industrialisation, remaining a largely agrarian country until the 1950s. Thereafter, economic development was rapid. Finland built an extensive welfare state and balanced between the East and the West in global economics and politics. With the best educational system in Europe.

History of AERO OY:

In 1923, consul Bruno Lucander founded Finnair as Aero O/Y (Aero Ltd). The company code originates from this AY = Aero Yhtiö i.e. company in Finnish. Lucander had previously run the Finnish operations of the Estonian airline Aeronaut. In mid-1923 he concluded an agreement with Junkers Flugzeugwerke AG to provide aircraft and technical support in exchange for a 50% ownership in the new airline. The charter establishing the company was signed in Helsinki on September 12, 1923, and the company was entered into the trade register on December 11, 1923. The first flight was flown on March 20, 1924 from Helsinki to Tallinn, Estonia, with Junkers F.13 aircraft equipped with floats. The last seaplane service was operated in December 1936 following the construction of the first aerodromes in Finland.

Air raids on Helsinki and other Finnish cities made World War II a difficult period for the airline. The company saw half of its fleet requisitioned by the Finnish Air Force during that time, and it is estimated that during the Winter War of 1939 and 1940 half of the airline's passengers were children for evacuation to Sweden.
List of accidents of Aero Oy

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:

Aero O/Y is the original name of Finnair, the national airline of Finland.

Incidents and accidents of Aero Oy:

On 16 November 1927 a Aero O/Y Junkers F.13 disappeared on route from Tallinn to Helsinki. The aircraft was carrying two Finnish officers and the pilot. The pilot probably got lost, landed on water and sank.

On 10 November 1937, an Aero O/Y Junkers Ju 52 nose engine dropped off into the sea during a scheduled flight from Turku to Stockholm. The pilots managed to land safely with the two remaining engines. A broken propeller blade had caused a severe imbalance tearing the engine off its mounting.

On 14 June 1940 - an Aero Junkers Ju52-3/mge aircraft flying from Tallinn to Helsinki was shot down by two Soviet SB-2 bombers over the Gulf of Finland (see: Kaleva Shootdown). At that time there was no war between the Soviet Union and Finland.[2] Among the passengers were the French diplomatic couriers Paul Longuet and Frederic Marty and US courier Henry Antheil from the US embassy in Helsinki. The Soviet Union had declared an embargo on Estonia on 9 June 1940, and the Soviet air force was ordered to prevent Estonian or Latvian air force flights to Finland or Sweden. Various theories for the shootdown have been presented, one being that the Soviet Union wanted to get hold of the diplomatic mail that was transported in the aircraft, and subsequently picked up by a Soviet submarine which was operating in the area at the time of the downing.

1. Aero OY:

a. *OH-ALK - Named: 'Sampo'
b. OH-BLA -  Named: 'Lappi'
c. OH-BLB -  Named: 'Suomi'
d. OH-LAP -  Named: 'Spatz'
e. OH-ALL -  Named: 'Salama'
f. OH-LAK -  Named: 'Kaleva'
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1. Wilson Airways:

Colony of Kenya.

a. *VP-KAK - Name:'Knight Crusader'.
b. VP-KAE - Name: 'Knight of the Grail'.
c. VP-KAD - Name: 'Knight Errant' .
d. VP-KBA - .
e. VP-KBG - .
f. VP-KAY - .
g. VP-KAH -   (Will be VEGA Aircraft)
h. VP-KAM -   (Will be VEGA Aircraft)
i. VP-KAZ -   (Will be VEGA Aircraft)
j. VP-KAT -   (Will be VEGA Aircraft)  
k. VP-KAV -   (Will be VEGA Aircraft) 
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2. South African Airways:

Union of South Africa.

a. *ZS-AFC - Name: 'Simon Van der Stel'. Note: Names on Cabin door.
b. ZS-AFA - Name: 'Jan Van Reibeek'.
c. ZS-AFB - Name: 'Lord Charles Somerset'.
d. ZS-AFD - Name: 'Sir Benjamin D' Urban'.
e. ZS-AKY - Name: 'Earl of Calddon'.
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3. Union Airways Pty. Ltd.:

Union of South Africa.

a. *ZS-AEC
b. ZS-ABI
c. ZS-ABJ
d. ZS-ABK
e. ZS-ABL
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4. SABENA Belgian Congo:

Belgian Congo.

a. *OO-AIU - SABCA Fokker F.Viib/3b.
b. OO-AIV - SABCA Fokker F.Viib/3b.
c. OO-AIW - SABCA Fokker F.Viib/3b.
d. OO-AIX - SABCA Fokker F.Viib/3b.
e. OO-AIY - SABCA Fokker F.Viib/3b.


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5. CAA - Central African Airways:

Southern Rhodesia:

a. *VP-YAU
b. VP-YBJ
c. VP-YBK

 
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6. Regie' Air Afrique:

Algeria (French Colony):

a. *F-ANNX
b. F-ARIU
c. F-ARIV
d. F-ANJX
e. F-AMSZ

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7. MISR Airlines:

Egypt:

a. SU-ABQ
b. SU-ABR
c. SU-ABN
d. SU-ABH
e. SU-ABI
f. SU-ACE - (Will be VEGA Aircraft) Passenger
g. SU-ACG - (Will be VEGA Aircraft) Passenger
h. SU-ACI - (Will be VEGA Aircraft) Passenger
i. SU-ACJ - (Will be VEGA Aircraft) Passenger
j. SU-AAC - (Will be VEGA Aircraft) Cargo
k. SU-ACN - (Will be VEGA Aircraft) Cargo

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8. Shell Oil of East Africa:

Colony of Kenya:

a. *VP-KBM (Nairobi).

9. Shell Oil Co. of SA Ltd:

Union of South Africa:

a. *ZS-ABT (Cape Town)
b. ZS-ACX (Johannesburg)
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10. Divisao do Transportes:

Colony of ANGOLA:

a. *CR-LAT
b. CR-LAU
c. CR-LAX

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11. Turkey:

The occupation of Constantinople and Smyrna by the Allies in the aftermath of World War I prompted the establishment of the Turkish national movement. Under the leadership of Mustafa Kemal Pasha, a military commander who had distinguished himself during the Battle of Gallipoli, the Turkish War of Independence was waged with the aim of revoking the terms of the Treaty of Sèvres.

By September 18, 1922, the occupying armies were expelled, and the new Turkish state was established. On November 1, the newly founded parliament formally abolished the Sultanate, thus ending 623 years of Ottoman rule. The Treaty of Lausanne of July 24, 1923, led to the international recognition of the sovereignty of the newly formed "Republic of Turkey" as the successor state of the Ottoman Empire, and the republic was officially proclaimed on October 29, 1923, in the new capital of Ankara.


Turkish State Airways - (D.H.Y.):

a. TC-ARI
b. TC-BAY
c. TC-CAN
d. TC-DAG
e. TC-FER
f. TC-GEN
g. TC-HEP

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12. PALESTINE: (British Mandate)

In 1832 Palestine was conquered by Muhammad Ali's Egypt, but in 1840 Britain intervened and returned control of the Levant to the Ottomans in return for further capitulations. The end of the 19th century saw the beginning of Zionist immigration and the Revival of the Hebrew language. The movement was publicly supported by Great Britain during World War I with the Balfour Declaration of 1917. The British captured Jerusalem a month later, and were formally awarded a mandate in 1922. The non-Jewish Palestinians revolted in 1920, 1929 and 1936. In 1947, following World War II and the Holocaust, the British Government announced their desire to terminate the Mandate, and the United Nations General Assembly voted to partition the territory into a Jewish state and an Arab state. The Jewish leadership accepted the proposal but the Arab Higher Committee rejected it; a civil war began immediately, and Israel was declared in 1948. The 700,000 Palestinians who fled or were driven from their homes were unable to return following the Lausanne Conference, 1949. In the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, Israel captured and incorporated a further 26% of the Mandate territory, Jordan captured the region today known as the West Bank and the Gaza Strip was captured by Egypt. In the course of the Six Day War in June 1967, Israel captured the rest of Mandate Palestine from Jordan and Egypt.

Palestine Airways Ltd.:

a. VQ-PAC
b. VQ-PAD

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13. Lebanon:

Lebanon was part of the Ottoman Empire for over 400 years, until 1918 when the area became a part of the French Mandate of Syria and Lebanon following World War I. By the end of the war, famine had killed an estimated 100,000 people in Beirut and Mount Lebanon, about 30% of the total population. On 1 September 1920, France re-established Greater Lebanon after the Moutasarrifiya rule removed several regions belonging to the Principality of Lebanon and gave them to Syria. Lebanon was a largely Christian (mainly Maronite territory with some Greek Orthodox) enclaves but it also included areas containing many Muslims (including Druze). On 1 September 1926, France formed the Lebanese Republic. A constitution was adopted on 25 May 1926 establishing a democratic republic with a parliamentary system of government. Lebanon gained independence in 1943, while France was occupied by Germany. The Vichy authorities in 1941 allowed Germany to move aircraft and supplies through Syria to Iraq where they were used against British forces. The United Kingdom, fearing that Nazi Germany would gain full control of Lebanon and Syria by pressure on the weak Vichy government, sent its army into Syria and Lebanon.

After the fighting ended in Lebanon, General Charles de Gaulle visited the area. General de Gaulle recognized the independence of Lebanon. On 26 November 1941 General Georges Catroux announced that Lebanon would become independent under the authority of the Free French government. Elections were held in 1943 and on 8 November 1943 the new Lebanese government unilaterally abolished the mandate. The French on 22 November 1943 recognized the independence of Lebanon.

Middle East Airlines (MEA):

a. LR-AAA
b. LR-AAB
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Wilson

30 Mar 12
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SAA

30 Mar 12
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UAPL

30 Mar 12
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SABENA

30 Mar 12
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CAA

30 Mar 12
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RAA

30 Mar 12
3.7mb
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MISR

30 Mar 12
3.7mb
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SHELL

30 Mar 12
2.6mb
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DdT

30 Mar 12
2.7mb
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TSA

30 Mar 12
4.9mb
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PAL

30 Mar 12
2.2mb
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MEA

30 Mar 12
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3. Air Services of India:

Fully Polished reflective effect for all liveries
a. *VT-AHB
b. VT-AIV
c. VT-AIW
d. VT-ALO
e. VT-ARK
f. VT-AKC

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4. Indian Air Survey & Transport:
 

Fully Polished reflective effect for all liveries
a. *VT-AWA (AAP) - Note: not a valid number but a good SUB for real number in order to put letters on wings. The next six are subs for six real numbers within (???). Found seven aircraft registered to IAST.

b. VT-AOA (AGB)
c. VT-AUA (AAQ)
d. VT-AVA (AAW)
e. VT-ATA (ABD)
f. VT-AXA (ASC)
g. VT-AMA (ASA)
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5. Shell Oil Company of India:

a. *VT-ACP - Karachi.
b. VT-ACR - Karachi.

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India INA

09 Dec 11
5.9mb
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India TATA

09 Dec 11
4.9mb
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India ASI

10 Dec 11
5.1mb
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India IAST

10 Dec 11
5.7mb
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India SOCI

10 Dec 11
2.1mb
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8. VH-USU - Southern Cross -  Wore VH-USU from 1928 to 1940.
 

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9. Tasmanian Aerial Services Pty. Ltd.

a. VH-UQM
b. VH-URD - DH.84



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10. Vegemite Livery (Fiction)

a.  @@VH-VEG - Vegemite Tribute - One only.



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11. West Australia Airways

a. VH-UJO - Three engine DH.66 Hercules. Named: 'City of Perth'
b. VH-UJP - Three engine DH.66 Hercules. Named: 'City of Adelaide'
c. VH-UJQ - Three engine DH.66 Hercules. Named: 'City of Sydney'
d. VH-UJR - Three engine DH.66 Hercules. Named: 'City of Bribane'
e. VH-URE - Four engines DH.84. (Will be VEGA Aircraft)
f. VH-UEL - DH.50.              (Will be VEGA Aircraft)
g. VH-UEY - DH.50.              (Will be VEGA Aircraft)
h. VH-UFE - DH.50.              (Will be VEGA Aircraft)
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12. Australian Wilderness (Fiction)

a.  @@VH-AWA - Australian Wilderness Adventures - One only.
 

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13. Shark Research (Fiction)

a.  @@VH-SOS - Shark Research - One only.



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14. Australian Aerial Services Ltd.

a. VH-UMY    
b. VH-UEI     (Will be VEGA Aircraft)
c. VH-UEK     (Will be VEGA Aircraft)
d. VH-UMN     (Will be VEGA Aircraft)


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15. Shell Oil Company of Australia Ltd. - Melbourne, Victoria.

a. VH-ULF - 8-29-29  (Will be VEGA Aircraft)
b. VH-UVS - Named: "Spirit of Shell" (DH.89A) 1935.
c. VH-ABS - 2-18-38 3 motor Westland Wessex.


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(Will be VEGA Aircraft) indicates liveries that will be VEGA repaints
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AUS-ANA

26 FEB 12
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AUS-HAT

26 FEB 12
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26 FEB 12
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AUS-MMA

26 FEB 12
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AUS-NEA

26 FEB 12
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26 FEB 12
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AUS-RAAF

26 FEB 12
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AUS-SSC

26 FEB 12
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26 FEB 12
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26 FEB 12
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26 FEB 12
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26 FEB 12
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AUS-SOS

26 FEB 12
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26 FEB 12
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26 FEB 12
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DDL - Det Danske Luftfartselskab A/S

Det Danske Luftfartselskab A/S, (Danish Air Lines) or DDL, was Denmark's flag carrier airline since 1918, and is the oldest airline still in existence. DDL has, since 1946, been a part of the SAS Group.

DNL was established on 29 October 1918, but started its first scheduled route on 7 August 1920.

History:

In 1920, the first airplane, a Flugzeugbau Friedrichshafen 49c, was acquired from the Deutsche Luft-Reederei (D.L.R.) in Germany. The airplane, with the previous German navy registration 1364, was almost new, and had been refitted for passenger transport before being delivered from Germany. It received the Danish registration letters T-DABA, and was used for the Copenhagen-Malmö-Warnemünde route in cooperation with the D.L.R. This plane was later returned to Germany, apparently because the transfer was not in accordance to the Versailles treaty.

In 1921 another F.F.49c plane from D.L.R. was acquired as a replacement for the first, with the previous German navy registration 3078. For unknown reasons this airplane used the same Danish registration T-DABA.

In the early 1920s, the airline relied on four chartererd Fokker-Grulich F.III aircraft, but also Dornier Komet, Junkers F.13s and the Airco D.H.9.

In 1926 the first of a total of four Farman F.121 Jabiru 4-engined commercial airliners, seating nine passengers, were acquired. It was registered as T-DOXB, and was used on the Copenhagen to Amsterdam line. Amsterdam was a hub with connections to London and Paris. The aircraft were withdrawn from use in 1928 and 1929, and broken up by 1931.

In the late 1920s, Fokker F.VII Trimotor three motor airliners replaced the somewhat problematic and expensive to operate Farmans.

In 1933, the airline got the first of two 16 passenger Fokker F.XII airliners. They were built under license by Orlogsværftet. Both aircraft were scrapped in 1947.

In 1938, two Focke-Wulf_Fw_200 Condor 26 passenger airliners were acquired. One, Dania, was seized by the British after Denmark was invaded by German forces in 1940, and damaged beyond repair in 1941. The other, Jutlandia, survived the war and continued in DDL service until damaged beyond repair at Northolt in 1946.

In 1946, the airline started intercontinental traffic in cooperation with Det Norske Luftfartselskap and Svensk Interkontinental Lufttrafik in an SAS Agreement. On October 1, 1950 representatives from the three airlines signed a consortium agreement where they appointed SAS to run the airline operations. DDL thus changed status from being an active airline into becoming a holding company for the Danish interests within SAS.

a. OY-DYF - Named: 'Aalborg'
b. OY-DED - Named: 'Esbjerg'
c. OY-DEM - Named: 'Jutlandia'
d. OY-DAM - Named: 'Dania'
e. OY-DAL - Named: 'Selandia'
f. OY-DAD - Named: 'Ronne'
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ABA - AB Aerotransport

KLM's Fokkers, seating 15 passengers, flew the routes between Amsterdam and London/Paris, whereas ABA's Junkers, with space for 9 passengers, joined the Fokkers to share the traffic between Amsterdam and Malmö. Similar Junkers on floats were used between Stockholm and Helsinki. You had to go by train between Malmö and Stockholm until Bromma Airport was opened in 1936, enabling land planes to serve the Swedish capital.

ABA - AB Aerotransport flew its first flight in the summer of 1924 between Stockholm and Helsinki.

Before WWII, ABA operated the Scandinavian Air Express jointly with KLM between Scandinavia
and London/Paris via Amsterdam, and jointly with Aero O/Y between Sweden and Finland.
Several different Scandinavian Air Express timetables were published, often showing ABA's entire network.

Operations were curtailed during the war, though maintained on a limited basis, including courier flights to and from Scotland.

In 1948, ABA merged with SILA, the Swedish intercontinental airline, which was the Swedish part of the SAS consortium,
also consisting of DDL - Danish Air Lines and DNL - Norwegian Air Lines. In the process, ABA took over the Swedish share of SAS.
SAS - Scandinavian Airlines System had been founded in 1946, initially to operate the intercontinental routes of its owners.

a. SE-AER - Named: 'Vastmanland'
b. SE-AES - Named: 'S.A. Andree'
c. SE-AFA - Named: 'Svemland'
d. SE-AFB - Named: 'Gotaland'
e. SE-AFC - Named: 'Norrland'
f. SE-AFD - Named: 'Vikingaland'
g. SE-ACZ - Named: 'Varmland'
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