The Fokker S-series (English)

The S-series

Overview page of the Fokker S-series

Preliminary translation

The S-series consisted mainly of training aircraft

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S.I (TW-4)

1920
2 seater trainer.
In the USA the designation was TW-4.
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S.II

1922
2-seater trainer with instructor and student side by side.
In use by the LVA, Aviation Department.
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S.IIa

1922
Ambulance plane.
Modified version of the S.II for patient transport.
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S.IIc

This S.II variant got X-pillars and a Curtiss X-5 of 90 hp.

Here too, instructor and student sit next to each other.
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S.II-½

The fuselage of an S.II and the wings of an S.III.
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S.III

1923
2 seater trainer.
Used by the Naval Aviation Service.
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S.IV

1924
2 seater trainer.
At LVA, Aviation Department in use.
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The S.V to the S.VIII were never built.
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S.IX/1 and S.IX/2

S.IX/1 from 1937.
2-zits aereobatic/trainer
In use at LVA in the Netherlands.

S.IX/2 from 1938.
2-zits aereobatic/trainer.
Used at LVA in the Netherlands.
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The S.X was not built.
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S.11 Instructor

1947
2-seater trainer
350 built, also built under license in Italy and Brazil.
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S.12 Instructor

1949
2 seater trainer.
Nose wheel version of the S.11, no production in the Netherlands.
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S-13 Universal trainer

1950
Navigation trainer, there was room in the cabin for 7 people.
One built, no production.
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S.14/1 and S.14/2 Mach Trainer

S.14/1 from 1951.
2 seater trainer.
The world's first design for a dedicated fighter-jet trainer.

S.14/2 from 1953.
2 seater trainer.
Experimental version of the S.14/1 with Rolls Royce Nene engine.
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