Fokker 70 is a medium sized regional turbofan jet designed and built by Dutch aircraft manufacturer Fokker. It's first flight occurred on 4 April, 1993. 48 airframes were build (47 + 1 prototype). The production ran from 1992-1997. A last Fokker build aircraft. A shortened version of Fokker 100. Still in service, particularly in Australia.
Austrian arrows Fokker 70
Current operators
As of April 2019, 38 Fokker 70 aircraft are in service with the following operators.[1]
- Air Niugini
- Alliance Airlines
- Fly Allways
- Insel Air
- Jetways
- Government of Kenya
- Myanmar Air Force
- SKA
- Transnusa Aviation Mandiri
- Tus Airways
- Tyrolean
- Vietnam Airlines
- Wayra Peru
- ↑ Focker 70 Fleet List. Retrieved April 5, 2019.