The Fokker 50 is a regional turboprop aircraft of which a total of 208 were built until
1997 by the Fokker Aircraft Company. It was the natural successor of the F-27 Friendship.
Designed with a life of 90,000 landings, many Fokker 50s are currently in service with close to 30
operators worldwide in all types of operational environments. The versatile Fokker 50 is in use as a
50-seat passenger aircraft and 7-ton freighter, as well as a special mission aircraft with several
governments. Various operators have indicated to keep their Fokker 50s in service beyond 2030.
Comprehensive support for the Fokker 50 continues to be available from Fokker Services and other
companies.
The Fokker 50 seats 46 to 56 passengers at a comfortable seat pitch. Latest technology slim backrest
seats may be installed, decreasing weight and increasing effective seat pitch by up to 2 inches (5 cm).
Ample overhead bin and wardrobe space is available.
The spacious cabin cross-section has a wide aisle. The seat width is typically the same as Boeing 737s.
Optional LED lighting enhances the passenger experience and cuts down on weight and maintenance
costs.
Basic Aircraft Specifications
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