OE-LVI Austrian Arrows Fokker 100

Information about the Fokker 100

Fokker was started by the Dutchman Anthony Fokker in 1912, by the late 1920's Fokker was the largest aircraft manufacture in the world. The 107 passenger Fokker 100 airliner was designed as a replacement for the aging Fokker F28 Fellowship and first entered service in February 1988, the aircraft remained in production until 1996 when the Fokker Aircraft Company went into liquidation. The Fokker 100 is powered by Twin Rolls-Royce Tay engines giving a maximum cruising speed of 845 km/h and a maximum range of 4,300 km.

Information about Austrian Arrows

Austrian Arrows was formed during 1978 as Tyrolean Airways but was re-named in 2003 to Austrian Arrows five years after it's acquisition by Austrian Airlines in 1998. Austrian Arrows current airliner fleet consists of Bombardier and Fokker airliners.

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