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aseanaero
4th May 2012, 07:46
How many F28's (F28, F28-1000, F28-3000 and F28-4000) still flying around the World ?

Indonesia was a major user (probably around 80 or 90 of the 244 built) but now most if not all are parked up , there's 4 here at Halim , probably half a dozen at Soekarno Hatta and 4 at Pondok Cabe. I don't know of any still flying here other than 2 operated by the Indonesian Air Force

I'm looking at buying some complete aircraft to break up for parts and scrap but it seems the market has shrunk to almost nothing.

I spoke with one of the biggest buyers of the F28 this morning and he guesstimates 10 still operating which seems low.

List of operators from Wikipedia

Aerolíneas Argentinas
Aeroperú
Air Anglia
Air Gabon
Air Canada
Air Ivoire
Air Nauru
Air Niugini
Air Tanzania
Altair Airlines
American Airlines
Ansett
Ansett Express
Ansett N.T.
Ansett W.A.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines
Blue1 Former operator
Braathens ( Braathens S.A.F.E )
Canadian North
Canadian Regional Airlines
Cimber Air
Comair (South Africa) (1992-1996)
East-West Airlines
Empire Airlines
Garuda Indonesia Biggest user with 62 F28s - SCRAPPED, SOLD
GATARI AIR SERVICE - INDONESIA - ALL GROUNDED
Ghana Airways
Horizon Air
Iberia
Inter Airlines
Icaro Air
Itavia
Kal Star Aviation
KLM
Korean Air
LADE - Líneas Aéreas Del Estado
Linjeflyg
MacRobertson Miller Airlines
Martinair
Merpati (Indonesia) - ALL GROUNDED , SCRAPPED OR SOLD AS FAR AS I KNOW
Montenegro Airlines
Myanma Airways
NLM CityHopper
Nigeria Airways
Piedmont Airlines
Pelita Air Service - 4 GROUNDED AT PONDOK CABE AIRPORT JAKARTA
Pilgrim Airlines
Royal Jordanian
Royal Swazi Air
Scandinavian Airlines
THY
TAME
TANS Perú
USAir
Wayne Newton

MILITARY

Argentina
Argentine Air Force
Argentine Naval Aviation
Côte d'Ivoire
Cote d'Ivoire Air Force
Colombia
Colombian Air Force
Ecuador
Ecuadorian Air Force
Gabon
Ghana
Ghana Air Force
Indonesia - 2 STILL FLYING
Malaysia
Royal Malaysian Air Force
Netherlands
(Dutch Royal Flight)
Peru
Peruvian Air Force
Philippines
Philippine Air Force
Tanzania
Togo
Togo Air Force

ON THE FAA REGISTER 13 F28s , 1 F28-1000, 10 F28-4000s but hard to say how many are still flying

Any F28s still flying out there ?

aseanaero
4th May 2012, 07:50
It seems the F27 will outlive the F28

nch334
4th May 2012, 10:20
IRS AIRLINES IN NIGERIA AND AN AIRLINE OR TWO IN EQUITORIAL GUINEA OPERATE F28.:yuk:

aseanaero
4th May 2012, 10:34
A pity about the noisy engines , it's a solid design and good for the short strips in Indo , the same strips that 737-900s keep going off the end of ...

aseanaero
4th May 2012, 10:45
The IRS Airlines fleet includes the following aircraft (as of April 2010):
5 Fokker 100
1 Fokker F28 Mk4000

IRS have 1 F28-4000 , I'm not really looking for the Tay powered F100 operators but thanks for the info

decurion
4th May 2012, 13:48
36 inservice (including military)

The Old Fogducker
4th May 2012, 20:24
There are about 20 of them on the ramp about 500 yards from my office ... all ex Canadian Regional aircraft with no engines and being slowly stripped for parts by someone working out of a large hangar.

There was a small group that had hoped to put a program together to re-engine and upgrade the avionics on these airframes, then market them. That fizzled out about five to 10 years ago.

Rather a sad sight to see now.

amraam12
5th May 2012, 02:57
Canadian North has retired their F27 fleet and sold off their F100 fleet.

aseanaero
5th May 2012, 07:00
IRS Nigeria are operating only F100 now , the F28 is retired according to one of my buyers who supplies them

answer=42
11th Jun 2012, 19:40
Myanma Airways were operating F28s last October (2011), certainly on the route Yangon (RGN) - Naypyidaw.

A friend of mine told me in early February that this was no longer the case. Is this indeed true?

AlmightyGrain
25th Oct 2012, 06:00
The Fokker F28 could barely stand any exposure to contamination on the wings, such as a slight amount of ice. A lot of people have died due to flaws in these aircraft, and fokker went bankrupt a long time ago. Leave these planes on the ground where they belong and try and find something else to play with. There is no one that would buy or fly in these airplanes that are as reliable in the air as chickens. Obviously the Indonesian Air Force is working with nickels and dimes. If someones plan is to cut them up for scrap then that should be done ASAP so no more ignorant people try to fix these things.

Alain TANON
31st Dec 2012, 09:34
No US F28 mk100 to 4000 are always flying than in europe;
In Africa i know solely 5 aircarfts : one in Ivory coast private F28 ownes by a luxembourgese company VIp configucation, one in togo governemental like one in Ghana alos governemental, may be on in Kenya , I believ one in Tanzania governemental also, and some guys say still one in RSA.All the others are scraped or on ground (Gabon, Ivory Coast, Cameroun, Nigeria, Burkina, Mali, Gambia, Equatorial Guinea).
If somebody knows one MRO , we have to peform a C check on msn 11047.
Cheers and have a good Eve !!

aseanaero
31st Dec 2012, 11:32
I think Indopelita and Garuda Maintenance (Indonesia) still have MRO services for the F28 but Garuda would be the only FAA approved shop.

Fokker Services Asia in Singapore also.

There may also be some MROs in South Africa.

The 4 ex Gatari F28s were scrapped last month including a -3000 cargo.

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