Aircraft Type
Fokker 100 “Fokker Regional Jet”
The Fokker 100 is a reliable regional jet that played a significant role in short to medium-haul routes during the late 20th century, offering airlines an efficient and comfortable narrow-body aircraft for regional transportation.
IATA100ICAOF100ManufacturerFokkerScore5.50/10Range3,170 kmStatusIn Production
Serving as a successful Dutch-designed regional jet that competed effectively with other manufacturers in the short to medium-haul market during the 1980s and 1990s
Despite its success, Fokker went bankrupt in 1996, which ultimately limited the production and widespread adoption of the Fokker 100 across global airlines
Cabin Environment
How the Fokker 100 affects jetlag recovery
Technical Specifications
Dimensions
35.5 m
Length
28.1 m
Wingspan
8.5 m
Height
Performance
3,170 km
Range
820 km/h
Cruise Speed
2× Rolls-Royce Tay 620
Engines
Fokker Family
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How It Compares
vs. Embraer ERJ-145
✓Higher passenger capacity (107 vs 50 passengers)
✗Slightly shorter range (3170 km vs 3700 km)
vs. BAe 146-300
✓Lower noise level (72 dB vs 80 dB)
✗Slightly shorter range (3170 km vs 3500 km)
vs. Boeing 717
✓More efficient for smaller regional routes
✗Smaller passenger capacity (107 vs 134 passengers)