The Fokker F.VII was an influential Dutch high-wing transport family of the 1920s. It began as a single-engine passenger aircraft and evolved into the widely adopted three-engine F.VIIa/3m and F.VIIb/3m. Airlines used the design for early scheduled networks, while military operators and record-setting crews demonstrated its range and reliability on intercontinental and ocean-crossing flights.
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