Replica completed by Aviodrome volunteers in 2019. KLM's first service was flown by an Aircraft Transport and Travel DH.16 on 17 May 1920. KLM's first own aircraft were Fokker F.IIs but a couple of DH.9s were also acquired.

KLM operated 4 DH-9's between 1921 and 1924, for a total of 450 flight hours. The original H-NABO entered the Dutch register in May 1921, but was written off during a nightly landing at Rotterdam on November 17, 1922. Although this is a replica, the propellor and wheels are genuine DH-9 parts.

KLM's first own aircraft were Fokkers but four DH.9Bs were added in 1921. These converted bombers could carry two passengers. Researcher Herman Dekker notes that construction number H9187 is unconfirmed. The aircraft might be ex G-EAUQ (H9125) instead of G-EAUO (H9187). Photo from: Amsterdam City Archives