2663

Aircraft:
Dornier Do-24K
Reg: 2663 photos
Serial #:
97
Airline: Germany - Air Force
Photo Date: Sep 05, 2011
Uploaded: Oct 20, 2011
Speyer - EDRY, Germany

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Technik Musem Speyer. Despite the fact that only the fuselage of this Dornier flying boat has survived, it is still one of the most interesting and rarest exhibits of the museum. It was restored after being salvaged from Lake Müritz (Mecklenburg) in 1991. The museum used to display it suspended from a high frame but they recently placed it on the ground in front of the Maritime Exhibits building.

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Technik Musem Speyer. Despite the fact that only the fuselage of this Dornier flying boat has survived, it is still one of the most interesting and rarest exhibits of the museum. It was restored after being salvaged from Lake Müritz (Mecklenburg) in 1991. The museum used to display it suspended from a high frame but they recently placed it on the ground in front of the Maritime Exhibits building.