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