Farman F.60 Goliath
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Kevin Fields, e-mail, 23.01.2017 10:03

Flight Magazine noted that these planes regularly carried 20-25 passengers, and it was rated for 30 passengers seated "in comfort".


harry trevin, e-mail, 29.01.2015 07:15

An aircraft of such dimensions and posibilities,as early as 1918,when WW I,was ending is a real achievement.For many years, passengers in air transport would be four or less.To carry 12,in confort,was sensational.Cheers for Henry Farman.


michael newman, e-mail, 12.10.2008 06:00

Just returned from Paris(yesterday)where a fuselage of this wonderful aircraft was on show in a city air display. Oh, how I would have loved to have a front row seat for a flight on this gem. On the return flight home saw a Singapore Airbus 380...both goliaths!


blahhh, e-mail, 15.06.2007 23:47

you are cool




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