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.

Ex-OB-R-1042, PH-EXA. Later OY-SRZ (Star Air) and G-CHNL (Channel Express). Crashed whilst on approach at Guernsey 12-Jan-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.