D_EOAN

[newcomer]

Does anyone know which type of german civil airplane wore german civil registration D-EOAN before WWII? It is tandem, two-seater, one engine (v-in line), monoplane with fixed landing gear and visited Belgrade airport in 1936. Oh yes, the plane marked with olympic circles on the left side of the fuselage in the line of the cockpit.

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[Bill Walker]

This registration doesn't show up in Peter Van Gogh's database of pre-war German registrations, http://www.luftwaffe-experten.org/stammkennzeichen.html , but it still may have existed. do you have a photo you can share?

[Mikael Olrog]

If you upload a photo of it (it seems you might have one by your precise description of it) I'm sure someone can help you to identify it.

[newcomer]

Hi to all,

this is the photo of D-EOAN aircraft in Zemun, 1936. Although letter E and O isn't visible, the seller on e-bay marked the registration. Can anyone recognize the type of aircraft?

Kind regards

Newcomer

[newcomer]

Oops, my mistake. The aircraft is one-seater.

Sorry

Newcomer

[Peter Achs]

This is the M 35 b D-EQAN (W-Nr. 646) of the Bayerische Flugzeugwerke (BFW). The pilot is probably Willy Stör.

Regards
Peter

[newcomer]

Peter, and all others

many thanks for Your kind effort.

Newcomer