F.K.44 “Koolmees” (Tomtit) Private plane resemblant of the F.K.41/F.K.43, 1931.

Three passenger cabin sportsplane/air taxi resemblant of the F.K.41, 1930

In early 1930s Societe Anonyme Franqaise Aeronautique / SAFA was licenced to build Netherlands-designed Koolhoven F.K.43 four-seat high-wing monoplane as SAFA F.K.43.

High-wing open cockpit Private plane, 1929

In 1928, the company finally struck gold with the three seat FK-41 high-wing tourist monoplane. Although N.V. Koolhoven itself only built 7 Fk-41’s the airplane was built in license in England as the Desoutter Mk.I and later improved as the Mk.II.

Koolhoven F.K.41 Article

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Desoutter Mk 1
Engine: Cirrus.

Desoutter II
Engine: Gypsy Major IC

Airliner for 4 or 5 passengers, 1928