#mail plane

Pander S-4 Postjäger The Postjäger was designed as a fast mailplane to connect Holland and the Dutch East Indies. Built by Pander & Son, this three-seat, 420hp Wright Whirlwinf powered marvel made its maiden flight in Oct. 1933. Despite its beauty, flight tests revealed mixed results; it was slower than expected and tricky on the take-off/landing phases. Next year, the S-4 took part in the famous 1934 MacRobertson Trophy Air Race. It was doing quite well until it suffered landing accident at Allahabad. Repaired later it was destroyed when it hit a car while taxying out for take-off.

Curtiss JH-4HM Jenny. Airmail pilot Eddie Gardner with a Post Office Department mailplane in 1918

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Dry river bed, Simpson Desert, Australia, 1989 - taken from the mail plane that services remote cattle stations

Curtiss Carrier Pigeon II. Specifically designed as a mail plane. First flew in 1929. In service with National Air Transport

Couzinet 10. 'Arc en Ciel III'. First flew in 1928. Designed to be a mail plane for use on Aéropostale's South Atlantic service

Omaha, Nebraska. Mail station. 1927

Cigar chewing pilot