Thijs Postma - Poster - Lockheed L-749 Over Sawahs Galaxy orange dust that drape the

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It had a twin-turbine engine and can carry 4-5 persons

A Boeing 737-800 with registration F-GZHB is taking-off from Orly Airport

They include foreground stars

The L-1049H was a version of the Super Constellation with a radar in the nose cone and additional fuel tanks at the tips of the wings

Thijs Postma - Poster - Lockheed L-749 Over Sawahs Galaxy orange dust that drape theDream away flying over the beautiful Sawahs in Indonesia in this Lockheed L 749 Constellation. The PH TER of the Flying Dutchman (KLM) was named Roermond. The Constellation is one of the most beautiful and popular airliners in the world. KLM was already interested before the Second World War and immediately after the war, KLM president Albert Plesman ordered six L 049s. The L 749 was derived from the L 649 which in turn was the improved version of the