Editie: 57 september 2022
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Edition: 57 September 2022 
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The Fokker Fleetlist will be regulary updated with news and/or pictures. Please be advised to check this section frequently!

This page contains recent owner & operator changes and other related news to the individual airframes of Fokker F27 (including Fokker 50 & Fokker 60) and Fokker F28 (including Fokker 70 & Fokker 100). Also the Fairchild models F-27 and FH-227 are part of the Fokker Fleetlist . The airframes are printed in chronological order.
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    General News

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has expressed concerns regarding decreased competition after the intended acquisition of Alliance Airlines by Qantas.

Air Niugini has started looking for replacements for its Fokker fleet, but not before 2024. Currently the airline has seven F100s and six F70s, of which one and two respectively, are stored..

 

     Fokker F27, Fokker 50 & Fokker 60
 

An aerial view of the cargo ramp of Jomo Kenyatta airport shows 5 Fokkers parked. From left to right 5Y-GMD (10378), 5Y-WFA (20121), 5Y-SIA (11307), 5Y-SEP (10295) and 5Y-SEC (10550). (Enzo Cattania on Flickr; Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta, 11 August 2022)


Former SOM Express 5Y-SMS (20112) is now all white, so presumably lease ended and it was returned to Skyward Express.
(Freightdog DUB on Flickr; Nairobi-Jomo Kenyatta, 12 August 2022)



Not unexpectedly, Fokker 50E 5Y-GMS (20147) that Aerospace Consortium recently acquired, is operating in a completely colorless livery. Traces of the previous operator’s tail logo are still visible. (Freightdog DUB on Flickr; Nairobi-Jomo Kenyatta, 12 August 2022)


Renegade Air 5Y-SMQ (20202) no has longer titles and tail logo, so the question is which unknown operator is using this F50, possibly Skyward Express? (Freightdog DUB on Flickr; Nairobi-Jomo Kenyatta, 14 August 2022)


Now all remaining F50s have been sold, Alliance Airlines has started preparing the aircraft for transfer to their new operator. VH-FKZ (20286) is seen here without titles and tail logo making a short local testflight. (Dean Sperandio on Flickr; Adelaide, 8 September 2022)


Since Insel Air went bankrupt in 2019, their aircraft were sitting close to the runway and the terminal at Curaçao airport. The airport authorities now have cleared the area and moved the last three unused aircraft to a remote spot, amongst which F50 PJ-KVO (20297). This Fokker misses both engines, but  looks intact otherwise. (Urli Johnny Profas on Facebook; Curaçao, 2 September 2022)


Also VH-FKW (20306) was noted without Alliance Airlines titles and logos. Presumably VH-FKZ and VH-FKW will be the first to be delivered to the new operator. (Tony Haynes on Flickr; Adelaide, 26 August 2022)

 
10610 500RF   D2-ESN SJL Aéronautica. Noted 29 August 2022 at Rand airport near Johannesburg, still stored there since late 2019, in almost complete condition.
20107 050 SE-MHV RP-C9993 Amapola Flyg has acquired four F50s from Leading Edge Air Services (Leascor). The aircraft will be ferried to Sweden starting September 2022
20110 050   5Y-SKN Air Kasaï. This F50 opened the new connection between Kinshasa and Lodja on 19 September 2022.
20113 050 SE-MHR RP-C7636 Amapola Flyg. To be added to the fleet soon, see above.
20124 050E   5Y-JJJ Unknown operator. Noted in service at Nairobi-Jomo Kenyatta 5 August 2022, still all white.
20160 050   VH-FKO Bought by Air Panama, will be parted out in Adelaide.
20251 050 SE-MFO RP-C9458  Amapola Flyg. To be added to the fleet soon, see above.
20280 502   JU-1050 Mongolian Airways. Seen at Ulaanbataar 10 September 2022 with additional stickers.
20286 050 HP- VH-FKZ Bought by Air Panama, will be delivered to Panama by air. Was noted at Adelaide airport 19 August 2022, devoid of titles and logos.
20303 050   VH-FKV Bought by Air Panama, will be parted out in Adelaide.
20306 050 HP- VH-FKW Alliance Airlines. Seen without titles and logos on 26 August 2022 in Adelaide, being prepared for delivery to Air Panama.
20307 050 SE-MJC RP-C9981 Amapola Flyg. To be added to the fleet soon, see above.
20312 050 HP- VH-FKX Bought by Air Panama, will be delivered to Panama by air.
unk 050   7P-ALI R'Komor has used this F50 for only one week in early July 2022; it made 40 flights before returning to South Sudan. The identity of this F50 is still unknown.
 
 
     Fokker F28, Fokker 70 & Fokker 100
 


One of the oldest Fellowships still in existence is this private TU-TGW (11047), a F28-1000. It looks in a reasonably good condition, but we strongly doubt whether it is still airworthy as its last known flight dates back to 2018. (Rednasz on Flickr; Lomé-Gnassingbe Eyadema, 28 August 2022)

 
11106 1000   C-FTAV Canadian Regional. After years delay due to the pandemic, the preparations are now almost ready for the last trip of this iconic Fellowship. Current plan is to transport it in September by road from Saskatoon to Lethbridge for the Time Air museum, weather permitting.
11369 100   YR-FKB Carpatair. Returned home (Arad) from Riga on 12 September 2022, and the Air Baltic contract was taken over by YR-FZA.
11395 100   YR-FZA Carpatair. Ferried from Stuttgart to Riga 11 September 2022 for continuing the Summer lease to Air Baltic. Just like sister ship YR-FKB, there are no external signs of this lease.
11462 100   EP-FQG Qeshm Airlines. On 29 June 2022 flight QB2118 to Muscat burst a tire on takeoff from Mashad airport, damaging the fuselage. The crew entered a holding pattern for burning fuel and returned to mashad for a safe landing. There were no injuries and only minor damage to the aircraft.
11522 100   EP-ASR Iran Aseman. A picture on Jetphotos showed this F100 landing in Tehran on 1 September 2022 in an updated livery. Apparently is has been reactivated after being in storage since 2014 .
11562 070 5Y-*** 5B-DDF i-Fly Air. Seen in full colors at Woensdrecht 16 September 2022, without registration (only 'DF' on nosewheel door)


 

Credits: All photographers named above, AvCom forum Rand, Aviator.aero, Hans van Beilen, CH-Aviation, Merv Crowe,
Frank Ellemers, Flickr.com, FlightAware, Mark Gould, Jetphotos.net, Time Air Historical Society, Willem Westerhof,
WoensdrechtAS forum.