- The
Waalhaven is a
harbour in Rotterdam, Netherlands. It is one of the
excavated harbors on the
south bank of the Maas in Rotterdam. With an area of 3...
- III
operated a
scheduled p****enger
sightseeing flight from and back to
Waalhaven Airport in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The
plane with the
pilot and five p****engers...
- Maashaven/Rijnhaven/Feijenoord complex; the
harbours around Nieuw-Mathenesse;
Waalhaven; Vondelingenplaat; Eemhaven; Botlek; Europoort,
situated along the Calandkanaal...
-
crewmember was killed. 24 July 1928
Fokker F.III H-NABR
stalled and
crashed at
Waalhaven after striking several ship
masts after takeoff; one p****enger drowned...
-
international p****enger
flight from
Croydon Airport in the
United Kingdom to
Waalhaven, the Netherlands. The plane, its pilot, and the two p****engers on board...
- when it
became part of Rotterdam.
Charlois used to have an airport.
Waalhaven airport as it was called, was the
second civilian airport in
service in...
-
Hague (Duindigt
horse race
course and
Ypenburg airfield),
Rotterdam (
Waalhaven airfield and
Kralingse Plas) and Gouda.
Bomber Command delivered a total...
- "H-NABR
verongelukt in de
Waalhaven". aviacrash.nl (in Dutch).
Retrieved 2
September 2023. "Het
vliegtuigongeval in de
Waalhaven". Het Volk (in Dutch). 25...
- The KPN-Zendmast
Waalhaven, also
known as
Communication Tower, is a 191.5
metres (628 ft) self-supporting
telecommunications tower located in Rotterdam...
- to Schiphol.
Rotterdam had
previously had an
airport before the war;
Waalhaven airport, but it was
heavily damaged in the
German bombing of Rotterdam...
