Fokker F28 Fellowship

F28 Fellowship
Role	Regional jet
National origin	Netherlands
Manufacturer	Fokker
First flight	May 9, 1967
Introduction	March 28, 1969 with Braathens SAFE
Status	Very limited service
Primary users	Garuda Indonesia (historical), AirQuarius Aviation, Gatari Air Service, Biman Bangladesh Airlines (historical)
Produced	1967-1987
Number built	241
Unit cost	Mk 1000: US$2.9M, Mk 2000: US$3M (1970), US$19-19M today
Developed into	Fairchild 228, Fokker 70, Fokker 100

The Fokker F28 Fellowship is a short range jet airliner designed and built by Dutch aircraft manufacturer Fokker. Produced from 1967-1987. 241 airframes were build. In 1986, it developed into stretched and improved Fokker 100 regional jet. In military service.

Aircraft on display

• 11009 - F28-1000 registered LN-SUC at the Norwegian Aviation Museum, Bodø, Norway in Braathens SAFE livery.
• 11016 - F28-1000 registered N500WN at Wayne Newton's Casa de Shenandoah, Las Vegas, Nevada.
• 11114 - F28-4000 registered XY-ADW preserved as a bar at the Sky Palace Hotel in Naypyidaw, Myanmar.
• 11161 - F28-4000 registered XY-AGH at the Defense Services Museum, Naypyidaw, Myanmar in Myanma Airways livery.
• 11175 - F28-4000 registered PK-MGJ preserved as a movie theater in Baturraden, Central Java, Indonesia.
• 11232 - F28-4000 registered XY-AGA at the Civil Aviation Training Institute, Yangon International Airport, Yangon, Myanmar.