Photographer Joseph D. Lezark

slide from E. H. Greenman. - Brockway Air operated five Fokker 27s for Piedmont Commuter between 1986 and 1987; this example started with Swift Aire in 1980, flew for Air North and was sold to Burma Airways / Myanma Airways as XY-AEO one year after this slide was taken. In July 1999 the Friendship crashed into a ridge on approach to Sittwe, Myanmar.

slide from J. D. Lezark. - Brockway Air was created from the merger of Clinton Aero and Air North in October 1984; five Fokker 27s, inherited from Air North, were operated. In 1986, the name Brockway disappeared again on the aircraft when the airline started to operate as Piedmont Commuter. - N60AN, originally built for Aero Peru, was broken up in 2009 after it had finally flown for WDL as D-AELI.

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Seen just after landing on runway 30 at DCA. Factory regn was PH-EXA, then to OB-R1042 with Aero Peru. Air North was the next operator as N61AN and they were acquired by Brockway. It was later leased by Starair as OY-SRZ, then became G-CHNL with Channel Express. It crashed while on approach to Guernsey in the Channel Islands on January 12, 1999.

Any help on the location is appreciated.

N743BA became N793BA in 2010.

Crashed as C-GSKC with Skylink Express near St. Johns, Newfoundland on September 14, 2001.