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21 Oct 1929
  • The Do X aircraft took its 70th test flight, breaking a record with 169 people on board. ww2dbase [Do X | CPC]
Photo(s) dated 21 Oct 1929
Passengers aboard Do X aircraft as it broke a world record of total passengers aboard, on Lake Constance on the border of Germany and Switzerland, 21 Oct 1929Crew and passengers of Do X aircraft, Thal, Switzerland, 21 Oct 1929, photo 1 of 2Passenger boats pulling up next to Do X aircraft on Lake Constance, Altenrhein, Switzerland, 21 Oct 1929Do X aircraft on Lake Constance, Altenrhein, Switzerland, 21 Oct 1929
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