Fokker F.Vllb-3m

摘要

Fokker's first commercial aircraft was the F.II of 1919, a single-engine high-wing monoplane, with seats for four passengers, and a series followed this. The F.VII, flown in April 1924, was of similar layout but could carry eight passengers and around 50 were built for European and American customers, but the peak of Fokker airliner production in the 1930s came with the upgrade of the F.VII to the F.VIIa-3m and F.VIIb-3m with three engines, some of which were converted from F.VIIs. The difference between the two three-engined versions was the larger wing of the VIIb, both versions being offered with engines ranging from the 215 h.p. Armstrong Siddeley Lynx to the 365 h.p. Gnome Rhone Titan.