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Submitted 3 years ago

2 of N27FF 3 of FK27 203 at EHLE

Jeroen Stroes

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Phil Brooks3 years ago

I'd like to know the story behind this! FYI, that's a Fokker F.27 400M, not an FH-227.

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Larry Toler3 years ago

Maybe the Golden Knights are jumping in the Netherlands? Interesting indeed, Phil Brooks.

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AccessAir3 years ago

This is a Fokker F.27-400M, not a Fairchild Hiller FH-227.
Trust me, I'm an FH-227 Historian.

Gary C Orlando

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hal pushpak3 years ago

How does one tell the difference between an FH-227 and an F-27 without looking it up the N-number? Any visual clues? More windows in the 227?

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serge LOTH3 years ago

@Access air : If I remember ,the FH was stretched to 56 pax while the F27 was 49 pax (at least the ones 200 I worked with). and the cargo door was larger? Its so far that I m not sure..any more

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