De Havilland DH9 passenger plane

DH9 was produced in large quantities as the main British light bomber of the First World War. Became the basis of a number of post-war air transport aircraft is transferred to the private sector. Has been modified to be let as boarding the three passengers in addition to the pilot to add more seats to the part of the bomb layer to improve the transport capacity. Was used until the 1930s in the Netherlands and is also operated by other Commonwealth countries and the United Kingdom.