A pinnacle of mid-20th Century German aviation is about to add some strength and character to your airways. The 200 Condor was an all-metal, long-range airliner developed by Focke Wulf. In a time when most airliners traveled at 5,000 feet altitude at most, the 200 was capable of traveling at nearly 10,000 feet, the highest an airliner could travel without a pressure cabin. Make your mark in history by adding this then revolutionary plane to your fleet to coast through the skyways of 1937 to 1945.
Credits: Bandion
