Dutch History: Amateur Aircraft Builders and Owners at Rotterdam Holland Fly-in (1978)
The Dutch Table
[{'start': '9.720', 'end': '12.840', 'text': 'Amateur aircraft builders and'}, {'start': '12.840', 'end': '18.960', 'text': 'owners of historic aircraft or copies\nthereof have come to Rotterdam from eight European countries.  Among the approximately 80'}, {'start': '18.960', 'end': '25.760', 'text': 'aircraft was the Fokker triplane from 1917,\nthe oldest existing Dutch aircraft,'}, {'start': '25.760', 'end': '30.628', 'text': 'adorned with German military markings\nand flown by the Frenchman Jean Salis.'}, {'start': '34.627', 'end': '37.640', 'text': 'Rotterdam residents who\nthought they saw a German plane in this aircraft'}, {'start': '37.640', 'end': '39.200', 'text': 'may have been nervous for a moment.'}, {'start': '48.024', 'end': '53.680', 'text': 'Besides this 60 year old single-engine\ntriplane, the single-engine Rutan stood out,'}, {'start': '53.680', 'end': '55.920', 'text': 'a home-built aircraft by the German engineer Peter'}, {'start': '55.920', 'end': '63.040', 'text': 'Kraus who did everything differently: engine at the rear,\nairfoil at the same time and rudders at the front.  But he'}, {'start': '63.040', 'end': '69.020', 'text': 'flew perfectly in his two seater,\nwhich easily reaches 250 km per hour.'}]