Fokker Fokker 100

04 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

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.

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Fokker 100 F100

Carpatair standard livery (green tail, logo, titles)

YR-FKB

Registration

Airline

Carpatair

KRP / V3

Manufacturer

Fokker

Insights

Aviation History

The Fokker 100 is a Dutch regional jet that first flew in 1986 and, despite production ending in 1997, remains in limited service, mostly with niche and charter operators.

Fleet Rarity

Fewer than 120 Fokker 100s remain in passenger service globally as of 2024, making it a relatively rare sight in Europe today.

Record Flights

Used for a mix of short and medium-haul intra-European flights, also notable for corporate and ACMI work.

Safety & Events

The Fokker 100 has had several incidents, most being non-fatal. Its reliability was favored by many European airlines in the 1990s and early 2000s.

Future Outlook

Most Fokker 100s are being retired or are used by smaller carriers; likely to disappear from major airports in the coming decade.

Specifications

2 x Rolls-Royce Tay 650-15 turbofans

Engine

28.08 m

Wingspan

35.53 m

Length

2,450 km

Range

845 km/h

Speed

107 passengers (single class)

Capacity

45,810 kg

MTOW

8.50 m

Height

2 x 61.6 kN (13,850 lbf)

Thrust

Measured at 87-92 dB; ICAO Chapter 3 compliant

Noise

The Fokker 100 fleet is dwindling fast; catch these classics before they're gone.