Author: Karol
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Airport in Pucku. 2020
The base in Puck Naval Aviation operated from 1920 to 1939. It was the largest base of seaplanes and flying boats in Poland.
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Fokker F.VII. 1928
The Fokker F.VII is a plane designed in 1924 at the Dutch Fokker aircraft plant. The aircraft has been used in air transport around the world for over 20 years. The aircraft was used as transport (civil and military), landing and bomber. The aircraft was built in several countries, including Poland in Lublin. The most…
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Airport in Rumia. 2020.
The airport in Rumia is the no longer existing Polish airport, which operated in the years 1925-1974. The given dates are cut off with a margin. The full name of the airport was the Airport in Rumia-Zagórze.
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Airport Gdańsk-Rębiechowo. 2020.
The 1990s and the first decade of the 21st century were the period of liquidation of railways in Poland. However, the experiences of other countries have shown that rail is a good means of transport. In 2010, the first plans to rebuild the railway network in the Tri-City area were made. The project was called…
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Gdańsk-Rębiechowo Airport. 2013
In the years 2009-2012, the Rębiechowo airport was expanding rapidly. A new terminal No. 2 was built, a taxiway, a platform for 20 aircraft, a de-icing plate and others were built. In the following years, a railway was brought to the airport.
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Airport Dębica-Kalina. Sławoborze, Świdwin. 2018
The Dębica-Kalina airport is no longer existing. It was created in German times. After World War II, it was a backup airport for Soviet units stationed at the Bagicz Airport near Kołobrzeg and the Białogard Garrison. In fact, the airport is located in the towns of Poradz and Mirowo. Poradz (Poradz or Petersfelde), zip code…
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Zegrze Pomorskie Airport. 2012.
The former military airport Zegrze Pomorskie. 2015 year. The work by Karol Placha Hetman