Fokker 100 Regional Jet Family

The Fokker 100 was a twin-engine regional jet developed as the larger, more modern successor to the F28 Fellowship. A digital cockpit, expanded wing, and efficient Rolls-Royce Tay engines allowed it to serve short- and medium-haul routes for major and regional airlines, while the design's common F.28 type lineage eased certification. Fokker delivered more than 280 aircraft before its 1996 bankruptcy ended production, and the type became a durable part of airline fleets on several continents.