First aeroplane in Iceland during World War I

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First aeroplane in Iceland during World War I

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The first aeroplane in Iceland, an AVRO 504K, originally owned by the British Royal Air Force and still carrying its RAF registration number, H2545.

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iceland in the 1910 s

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1919

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