QantasLink Fokker 100 (VH-NPU) taxiing on a regional Australian airfield under overcast skies.

A classic Fokker Dr.I Triplane replica performs at an airshow, echoing the dogfight days of early aviation.

Alliance Airlines Fokker 100 (VH-UQF) on approach — a classic regional jet still flying in Australia.

Rotation off Runway 21 at YPPH

Almost vertical rotation from runway 21 at YPPH

Alliance Airlines Fokker 100 captured during golden hour, showcasing the distinctive T-tail and tail-mounted engines typical of the type.

Alliance Airlines Fokker 100 (VH-NUU) in special pink livery for breast cancer awareness, spotted at sunset.

Carpatair is one of the few remaining European operators of the Fokker 100. This airframe is frequently used for ACMI and charter flights across central and eastern Europe.

This appears to be a flying replica, likely powered by a modern radial engine for reliability. The vivid red livery pays homage to the famous aircraft flown by Manfred von Richthofen.

The livery celebrates the crew of the Vickers Vimy G-EAOU and their pioneering 1919 flight between Australia and the UK. Since Alliance is committed to the Fokker 100, special schemes like this are popular with aviation …