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Albatros

German Empire ·33 types· first flights 1910–1931· 9.6k built

• #0041

  Albatros

  B.II

  first flew 1914

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  3.5k

  top speed

  120 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0163

  Albatros

  D.III

  first flew 1916· retired

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  1.9k

  top speed

  188 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0217

  Albatros

  D.V

  first flew 1917· retired

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  900

  top speed

  186 km/h

  seats

  1

• #2667

  Albatros

  C.I

  —· retired

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  745

  top speed

  132 km/h

  seats

  2

• #0006

  Albatros

  Etrich Taube

  first flew 1910

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  500

  top speed

  119 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #2669

  Albatros

  C.V

  —

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  426

  top speed

  170 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0109

  Albatros

  C.VII

  first flew 1916· retired

  🎖️ military

  built

  400

  top speed

  170 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #2670

  Albatros

  C.X

  —

  🎖️ military

  built

  300

  top speed

  175 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0110

  Albatros

  D.II

  first flew 1916

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  291

  top speed

  170 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0177

  Albatros

  J.I

  first flew 1917· retired

  🎖️ military

  built

  240

  top speed

  140 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0112

  Albatros

  W.4

  first flew 1916· retired

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  128

  top speed

  158 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0610

  Albatros

  Al 101

  first flew 1930

  🛩️ light / GA piston

  built

  71

  top speed

  171 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0157

  Albatros

  D.I

  first flew 1916

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  50

  top speed

  175 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0527

  Albatros

  L 75

  first flew 1928

  🛩️ light / GA piston

  built

  41

  top speed

  217 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0574

  Albatros

  L 82

  first flew 1929

  🛩️ light / GA

  built

  17

  top speed

  160 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0390

  Albatros

  L.66

  first flew 1924

  🛩️ light / GA piston

  built

  10

  top speed

  100 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0353

  Albatros

  L 58

  first flew 1923

  🛫 airliner

  built

  9

  top speed

  150 km/h

  seats

  5

• #0486

  Albatros

  L 76

  first flew 1927

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  6

  top speed

  235 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0649

  Albatros

  L 84

  first flew 1931

  🎖️ military

  built

  5

  top speed

  —

  seats

  —

• #0178

  Albatros

  W.5

  first flew 1917

  🎖️ military 2× piston

  built

  5

  top speed

  133 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0023

  Albatros

  B.I

  first flew 1913

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  —

  top speed

  105 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #2666

  Albatros

  B.III

  —

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  —

  top speed

  120 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #2668

  Albatros

  C.III

  —

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  —

  top speed

  145 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #2671

  Albatros

  C.XII

  —

  🎖️ military

  built

  —

  top speed

  178 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #2672

  Albatros

  C.XV

  —

  🎖️ military

  built

  —

  top speed

  175 km/h

  seats

  —

• #0239

  Albatros

  Dr.II

  first flew 1918

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  —

  top speed

  —

  seats

  —

• AL #2673

  Albatros

  D.VII

  —

  🎖️ military

  built

  —

  top speed

  —

  seats

  —

• AL #0111

  Albatros

  G.III

  first flew 1916

  🎖️ military

  built

  —

  top speed

  150 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #2674

  Albatros

  J.II

  —

  🎖️ military

  built

  —

  top speed

  —

  seats

  —

• #2675

  Albatros

  L 57

  —

  built

  —

  top speed

  —

  seats

  —

• AL #0354

  Albatros

  L 59

  first flew 1923

  🛩️ light / GA

  built

  —

  top speed

  140 km/h

  seats

  —

• AL #0355

  Albatros

  L 60

  first flew 1923

  🛩️ light / GA

  built

  —

  top speed

  165 km/h

  seats

  1

• #0528

  Albatros

  L 78

  first flew 1928

  🎖️ military piston

  built

  —

  top speed

  —

  seats

  —

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