Detail overview Fokker S.11

PH-UET	s/n: 6198
09-06-1950	registered as PH-UET to the Rijksluchtvaartschool. CofR no: 260;
13-04-1953	collision on the ground with PH-UDB at Teuge and damaged;
25-08-1953	damaged in landing;
01-08-1960	registered to J.C. Pilaar;
14-08-1964	damaged at Eelde;
17-09-1964	registration PH-UET cancelled;
08-10-1964	registered as OO-TIM to Timmermans (Belgium);
15-01-1969	registration OO-TIM cancelled;
27-10-1969	re-registered as PH-UET to Honcoop. CofR no: 1548;
26-12-1972	damaged in landing and written off;
30-01-1973	registration PH-UET cancelled;
-1973	sold to Post;
-1974	sold to Faber and restored into eye-catcher;
-04-1983	sold to Pars Productions;
21-06-1983	to Dutch National Museum with fake Dutch militairy color-scheme and coded E-42;
-03-1992	on loan as eye-catcher to Hoofddorp;
-03-1995	on loan as eye-catcher to Abbenes;
-1996	storage with the National Museum at Badhoeverdorp;
-1999	sold to Aeropark;
-04-2001	sold to Richard van As;
-01-2012	sold to DETO Jeans;
	still present as eye-catcher in the jeansshop.

PH-UEU (1)	s/n: 6190
	previous PH-NDX of Fokker;
09-06-1950	registered as PH-UEU to the Rijksluchtvaartschool. CofR no: 261;
17-07-1950	registered as PH-NED to Fokker, CofR no: 268;
13-05-1953	emergency-landing;
21-07-1954	emegency-landing near Nassandres (France);
18-08-1958	emergency-landing near Borger (Germany);
31-12-1959	registered to Kennemer Zweefvliegclub;
11-07-1961	registered to G. Visser;
20-10-1964	registered to Honcoop and Verschoor;
29-10-1965	emergency-landing near Seppe;
-1967	emergency-landing near Veen;
19-09-1968	distroyed in hangar-fire at Seppe and written off;
04-12-1968	registration PH-NED cancelled.

PH-UEU (2)	s/n: 6194
	previous PH-NED of Fokker;
17-07-1950	registered as PH-UEU to the Rijksluchtvaartschool. CofR no: 267;
15-06-1956	crashed in a flick-roll take-off at Hilversum and written off;
01-10-1956	registration PH-UEU cancelled;
-1956	fuselage as instruction airframe to Delft;
-1991	fuselage as display-object to National Museum at Schiphol;
-2003	fuselage moved to new National Museum at Lelystad;
	stil present and stored.

RLS-KFA Aircraft History

Detail overview Fokker S.11