Last week we saw an update from Just Flight talking about the status of the Fokker F70/100 project and then showing off the F100’s liveries. This week we’ve got some images of some of the F70’s liveries. Let’s have a look!

Colourful liveries, interior visuals

This week’s update is a follow-on to last week’s so we don’t really learn anything new about how well the development process is going. Instead Just Flight talk a bit about the F70’s history.

The short version is that, after the F100 development was done, Fokker attempted to offer a shortened, lower capacity, version of the jet that some carriers were calling for. Interest was tepid and only 47 were produced though 34 remain in service so the type has had a reasonably long life with the first examples entering service in 1994 and 1995.

Here’s the liveries that they are planning:

• Alliance Airlines – VH-NUO
• America West – N528YV
• Austrian Airlines – OE-LFH
• Fokker Services (House) – PH-MKC (Prototype)
• KLM Cityhopper – PH-KZL
• Malev Airlines – HA-LMC
• Netherlands Government – PH-KBX
• TUS Airways – 5B-DDF
• Tyrolean – OE-LFK

And this is what they look like!

Check out the update from Just Flight for more!