Paulus Potter did not gain altitude after take-off from Rwy 05, now short Rwy 04, and crashed through the airport perimeter fence at Schipholweg, near today's police aviation base. It was a sunny Whit Monday and two girls among the specators were killed. Photo by: Harry Pot / Nationaal Archief (Netherlands)

Suspended here since 2014, after years of storage at Genk-Zwartberg, not far across the border in Belgium. The markings and livery of course refer to the 1983 Bond movie "Octopussy", where 007 outmanoeuvres a SAM in a BD-5J so it blows up a hangar at RAF Northolt - well, sort of.

Displayed in the main hall of the terminal building.

"Paulus Potter" served KLM from January 1949 until crashing at Schiphol on 25 May 1953. Seen here being loaded with freight on the morning run through Ringway to Dublin. "De Vliegende Hollander" titles are visible. Note the CV240s circular engine exhausts. Two Meteor T7s and two Harvards of 613 Squadron are visible in their hangar.