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Beter, omdat ik waarschijnlijk ook wel eens een foutje zal maken hier een website met alle relevante info over Fokker en zijn "opslag" in Woensdrecht.
http://www.ruudleeuw.com/woensdrecht.htm

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Those are pictures I like.

According to the pics the planes seem to be comming from everywhere.

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And the one we in holland want`s hat she goes to a museum:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/296319/M/
I totally agree with you.
They should preserve the plane maybe repaint it and put it in a museum.

BTW does someone know what BAe has done with the prototype of the Avro RJ not the RJX :!: is it stored somewhere or can we find it in a museum ??

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He means, just repaint it in those F100 colors to make it like new bartjuh!

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A318 wrote:He means, just repaint it in those F100 colors to make it like new bartjuh!
Exactly :thumbsup:

I actually meant that the plane should just be washed to remove all dirt that's all. I shouldn't have used the word repaint.

Sorry for the missunderstanding Bartjuh ;)

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Avro wrote:BTW does someone know what BAe has done with the prototype of the Avro RJ not the RJX :!: is it stored somewhere or can we find it in a museum ??
I know there is an Avro along the spotters' area in MAN airport. But I'm not sure it's the prototype.

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Andre - yes, I can confirm that the prototype RJX is in the spotters area at MAN, I saw it when I returned from Dublin in June.
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Oh no, here we go again.

I was merely answering a question which had been asked, as I am not one just to ignore people.

I thought that VLM were showing more interest in the ERJ than it currently was in the Fokker 70.
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I heard today in VLM's corridors that they are still verymuch interested in the F70. Even planning production.

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Lien wrote:I heard today in VLM's corridors that they are still verymuch interested in the F70. Even planning production.

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Is this when you're not working for Lufthansa, Qantas or etc airways?? :lol:
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philippine airlines has Fokker 50's http://members.lycos.nl/Fokker/f50pics.htm

its a very nice plane i had a chance to fly one in the Philippines back in 1987

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Lien wrote:I heard today in VLM's corridors that they are still verymuch interested in the F70. Even planning production.

Lien !
Get your story straight, planning production is done by Rekkof which is owned by the CEO of VLM. If the production starts again (in China!) it will be first only the F100 and not the F70, maybe in a later stadium. News is getting less from Rekkof, my opinion is that this whole idea is dying in a silent way especially now with the future 50, future 70 and future 100 contracts.

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From what I have read about the Fokker 70 production, I agree with what Erwin is saying. The CEO of VLM is also involved with the Rekkof project.
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Thank you Comet ,'Rekkof project' was exactly
the word I was looking for. Thanks for bringeing
back my memorey.

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Thanks Erwin for the very interesting site:

http://www.ruudleeuw.com/woensdrecht.htm


I wonder what the SAS 737 is dooing there ?


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I was rather thinking of the Future 70 .

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Lien wrote:I was rather thinking of the Future 70 .

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VLM's interest in the Fokker 70 and the Rekkof project have been well documented in the aviation magazines.
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