View from the airport in Salamanca, 1939

Photo of a German Junkers Ju 52 of the Spanish airline Iberia 1939 at the airport of Salamanca, Castile and Leon, Spain, through the windows of the new terminal. The aircraft is being mounted by soldiers and civilians. In front of it, barrels with kerosene. The machine is named Mola, after general Emilio Mola Vidal (died 1937), one of the leaders of the uprising of General Francisco Franco. During the Civil War, the Deutsche Lufthansa and the Iberia (founded in 1927) carried out scheduled flights mostly with German pilots in the Spanish national zone from 1937. The aircraft were provided by the Deutsche Lufthansa AG

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Airline Castile Condor Deutsche Disembark Emilio Flights Flugzeug Junkers Kerosene Laden Lufthansa Mola Mostly Motorenwerke Outcrop Outlook Provided Salamanca Scheduled Terminal Vidal

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