Thijs Postma - Poster - Lockheed L-1049H KLM PH-LKN Melbourne Race a HEMS Crew Member (HCM)

a HEMS Crew Member (HCM) and an ambulance nurse

It is shown here above the Kinderdijk

captured by Webb’s Near-Infrared Camera (NIRCam) and Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI)

the Hurricane was available in bigger numbers and had the biggest part in saving the United Kingdom

really—and those stars have been synthesizing new elements

Thijs Postma - Poster - Lockheed L-1049H KLM PH-LKN Melbourne Race a HEMS Crew Member (HCM)Be amazed by the Super Constellation flying overhead! The PH LKN operated by KLM was a Lockheed L 1049H. 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. The Super Constellation was a development of the L 749 Constellation. And also a successful response to the Douglas DC 6. It made its first flight in 1950. The first production ready L 1049 flew on July 14, 1951,