Fokker

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English: Fokker was a Dutch aircraft manufacturer named after its founder, Anthony Fokker.

  • Fokker Spin

  • Airframe of the prototype Fokker M.5

  • Fokker E.II

  • Captured Fokker E.III 210/16 in flight at Upavon, Wiltshire in 1916

  • Fokker E.IV

  • Fokker D.III

  • Fokker D.V

  • Fokker F.I

  • Baron von Richthofen's Fokker Dr.I

  • Fokker D.VI

  • Fokker D.VII

  • Fokker D.VII(F)

  • Fokker D.VIII

  • Fokker F.II

  • Fokker F.IV

  • Fokker T.V escorted by two Fokker XXI

  • FW-109

  • Fokker S11 (PH-GRY)

  • A Fokker 50 plane on Reykjavík Airport

  • Fokker 50 at Riga Ariport

  • Model of F28 aircraft in Fokker company colors

  • Fokker 100 Aircraft at german Cologne-Bonn-Airport. Airline: Germania (a German air carrier)

  • Fokker F27

  • KLM Fokker 70 lands at Bristol International Airport, England

  • Reverse thrust operating on a KLM Fokker 70

  • Fokker 70 Malev Hungarian Airlines

  • Air Berlin Fokker 100

  • Air Bagan F-100

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