The Fokker Dr.I, known as The Red Baron's plane, was iconic but not impressive, with a history of crashes. It had supreme maneuverability due to its three wings but was outclassed by other planes ...

At a time when Allied aircraft were still largely made of wood, the Fokker DVII introduced a welded steel tube fuselage frame, a concept which was not copied by other countries for some years.

The Royal Aircraft Factory FE2 was a two-seat Pusher ... during the First World War and was instrumental in ending the 'Fokker scourge' that had seen the German Air Service establish a measure ...

The FIFO and charter operator, which had 76 aircraft in revenue service as of 31 December, posted a statutory pre-tax profit ...