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D.H.9C - passenger modification of the famous World War I bomber. Apart from the pilot the plane was able to transport three passengers, who sat in the former gunner's cockpit and also where the bomb bay had been located. The planes weren't serially produced, but converted from various versions of the bomber by subcontractors. The D.H.9C was widely used not only in the territory of Great Britain, but also in the British Empire's dominions (Canada, Australia, South Africa, and India).
Furthermore, some planes of this type were bought by the new Dutch company KLM. The last examples of this type were used for passenger transportation at the end of the 1920's, and for other purposes, until the mid-1930's.