Some aircraft just have soul. The Fokker 70 and Fokker 100 — the last airliners ever built in the Netherlands — are exactly that kind of machine. So when Just Flight released their study-level Fokker 70 and Fokker 100 for Microsoft Flight Simulator, we knew our community had to be able to fly them properly: on real routes, in real liveries, wearing real registrations.
That's why we've added a brand-new, completely free Heritage Fleet to JetStream Virtual.
Real airlines, real registrations
We didn't invent tail numbers. Every historic Fokker on JetStream Virtual carries the genuine real-world registration of an aircraft that actually flew for that airline. We added them to the carriers that truly operated the type:
- KLM Cityhopper — Fokker 70 (the iconic
PH-KZ…fleet) & Fokker 100 (PH-OF…) - Austrian — Fokker 70 (
OE-LF…) & Fokker 100 (OE-LV…) - American Airlines — Fokker 100 (
N14…) - TAM — Fokker 100 (
PT-MR…) - TAP / Portugália — Fokker 100 (
CS-TP…)
Why we did it
Honestly? Purely because we love simming, and we love the Fokker. There's no upsell and no paywall — it's a love letter to a classic jet and to the airlines that made it famous. The whole Heritage Fleet is active and flyable right now.
How to fly one
- Book a flight with one of the historic airlines above.
- On the aircraft-selection page, open the new Historic Aircraft tab.
- Choose your type — Fokker 70 or Fokker 100 — and pick a real registration.
- Dispatch with SimBrief, load the Just Flight Fokker, and fly. The JSV Flight Logger does the rest.
Ready to take a classic back into the skies? Explore the full lineup on our Historic Aircraft page, or read the documentation for the details.
Blue skies,
The JetStream Virtual Team
