Dreamwings Fokker 50

The Fokker 50 is a twin-engined, short to medium range, turboprop airliner. Design of the Fokker 50 started in 1983 as a refinement of the highly successful Fokker F27 Friendship. The prototype first flew on December 28 1985. The Fokker 50 was based on the stretched F27-500 airframe, but with more fuel efficient Pratt & Whitney Canada PW124 engines, an electronic flight and engine-management system, smaller windows in the fuselage and a two-wheel nose gear. The Fokker 50 can carry up to 58 passengers over a distance of 1,110 nm (2,055 km).

Dreamwings Design is developer of many regional aircraft for FS2004. Their Fokker 50 is a basic but frame rate friendly aircraft. All usual animations are present plus various opening doors and maintenance mode. There are no panel, virtual cockpit, wingview or engine sounds included. Instead, the default Beech King Air 350 sound and panel is being used. The main landing gear looks ok, but is floating a bit until the nose gear touches down.












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