PH-KVC KLM Fokker 50

Information about the Fokker 50

Fokker was started by the Dutchman Anthony Fokker in 1912, by the late 1920's Fokker had become the largest aircraft manufacture in the world. The Fokker 50 was designed in 1983 as a replacement for the aging Fokker F27 Friendship and first entered service in 1987, it remained in production until 1996 when the Fokker Aircraft Company unfortunately went into liquidation. The Fokker 50 can carry up-to fifty passengers for 2000 km at a speed of 530 km/h.

Information about KLM

KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines) operated it's first flight in May 1920 and was for many years the national airline of the Netherlands, KLM merged with Air France in early May 2004 and become a subsidiary of the new airline Air France-KLM.

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