Orbiter OV-104 Atlantis seen on short final to runway 22L at Edwards following the completion of STS-125. This was a mission to refurbish the Hubble Space Telescope and used a full crew of seven.

On display at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. Atlantis was the fourth operational Shuttle to be built, flying its maiden flight in Oct. 1985. It flew a total of 33 missions, including the final mission of the Space Shuttle program in July 2011. A look inside the payload bay shows the rear pressure bulkhead, external airlock, the Canadarm robotic arm and the electrically deployed payload bay doors.

On display at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. Atlantis was the fourth operational Shuttle to be built, flying its maiden flight in Oct. 1985. It flew a total of 33 missions, including the final mission of the Space Shuttle program in July 2011. Atlantis orbited the Earth a total of 4,848 times or about 203 million km.

Hans Bertram's 'interesting arrival' at Kalgoorlie in his Junkers W 33c D-1925 'Atlantis' (modified to W 33c3e in Mar 1934). This was after Bertram and Klausmann had been rescued from the Kimberley and their aircraft repaired. "Bertram surveys the busted piggery. 1932". Photo 3 from a series of 3.

Hans Bertram's 'interesting arrival' at Kalgoorlie in his Junkers W 33c D-1925 'Atlantis' (modified to W 33c3e in Mar 1934). This was after Bertram and Klausmann had been rescued from the Kimberley and their aircraft repaired. "Bertram finishes his run after going through two fences (cows & a piggery)". Photo 2 from a series of 3.

Hans Bertram's 'interesting arrival' at Kalgoorlie in his Junkers W 33c D-1925 'Atlantis' (modified to W 33c3e in Mar 1934). This was after Bertram and Klausmann had been rescued from the Kimberley and their aircraft repaired. "Kalgoorlie. Bertram overshoots in S-Westrer. 1932". Photo 1 from a series of 3.

Flown from Germany to Australia as a floatplane by Hans Bertram and Adolph Klausman. Went missing after leaving Koepang May 14, 1932. Found in remote part of Western Australia on June 15 but crew had sailed off in one of the floats. They were found near death by Aborigines on June 22. D-1925 flown to Perth in September 1932 using a DH50 float. Converted to landplane. Bertram flew it across Australia and is the pilot in this John Harrison photo. With him is famed Scottish-Australian aviator Scotty Allan. Bertram later flew Atlantis back to Germany where it became D-OVYL.